The document provides an overview of the United States, including its geography, population, economy, cultural aspects, and notable figures. It covers various topics such as natural resources, currency, education systems, major imports and exports, and visa types. Key features include famous cities and landmarks, a breakdown of the population's religious affiliations, and a summary of the richest individuals in the country.

1. Area study of USA
Presented By:
Abhishek Yada

2. Shall Cover
• About USA
• Map
• Flag
• Natural resources available
• Currency
• Religion
• Science and Technology
• Famous Places
• Famous cities
• Sports
• Major Imports and exports
• Indo-USA Trade relation
• Top Richest person
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3. Cont..
• Education system
• Famous Universities
• Visa types
• American Society and Culture
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4. Introduction
• USA Located in the northern part of America continent.
• It has 50 state and one district.
• The country bordered with Mexico from south and Canada on north.
• Independence day:4th July 1776
• USA is free country. Every religion is accepted, and people are freely
to choose to have religion or not.
• GDP per capita 53,041.98 USD(2013)
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5. About USA
Capital: Washington D.C.
Population: 324,624,606
Area: 3,794,100 square miles (9,826,675 sq. km)
Bordering Countries: Canada and Mexico
Coastline: 12,380 miles (19,924 km)
Highest Point: Denali (also called Mount McKinley) at 20,335 feet (6,198 m)
Lowest Point: Death Valley at -282 feet (-86 m)
Language: Does not have an official Language
USA –Third Largest in population & land Area
World’s largest economy.
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6. April 30, 1789 – March 4, 1797
First president of USA
President of USA
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8. Shows 13 British colonies that
Settled in America
Stars represent individual state
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9. Natural resources
copper
lead
Molybdenum
phosphates
Uranium
Bauxite
Gold
Iron
Mercury
Nickel
potash
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10. Currency
• 1 US Dollar = App. 65.13 Indian Rupee(Approx)
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11. Religion
• Christian 78%
• Other religious 4.7%
• Buddhist 0.7%
• Muslim 0.6%
• Hindu 0.4%
• Unaffiliated 16.1%
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12. Science and technology
The Wright Brothers in 1903 made the first sustained and controlled
flight.
Nicola tesla pioneered Alternating current , AC motor, and radio
Thomas Edison’s the first long lasting light bulb.
Alexander graham bell in 1986
• Neil Armstrong, July 20, 1969
• Albert Einstein
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Albert Einstein

14. Famous cities
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15. California
Famous as Silicon Valley
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16. Michigan
Famous as Detroit
Detroit is known as the car capital of the world.
The Packard Motor Car Company in Detroit manufactured the first air-conditioned car in 1939.
Las Vegas
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17. Famous places
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18. Statue of Liberty, New York city
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19. Times Square, New York City
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20. Golden Gate, San Francisco
In night
In Cloud
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21. White House, Washington
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22. Sports
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23. Baseball Basket Ball
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24. American soccer or Rugby Football
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25. Ice Hockey Tennis
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26. Major Imports Of USA
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27. Apparel
China is the main source of US apparel imports, producing 36.49% of clothing shipped to the US
for sale. Others are they are Vietnam (producing 9.4%), Indonesia (7.2%), and Bangladesh
(6.7%).
Footwear
China makes 84.95% of footwear imported to the US. Vietnam, Indonesia and Mexico trail far
behind with 6.46%, 3.03%, and 0.88% respectively.
Kitchen and Household Appliances
China produces 49% of the appliances imported to the US. Mexico is next with 25%, followed by
South Korea and Canada (9% and 4% respectively).
Furniture
Again, China is in the lead, producing 58% of the furniture imported to the US. Vietnam (8%),
Canada (7%), and Mexico (5%) hold the next 3 spots.
Cars
Canada, where 31% of cars imported to the US are made. Japan supplies 24% of US auto
imports, then Germany with 16%, and Mexico with 12%
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28. Major Exports of USA
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29. • Electrical Equipment
• Fabricated metal Products
• Medical Equipment, Sporting Goods & Miscellaneous
• Primary Metal
• Food
• Petroleum and Coal Products
• Computer and Electronic Products
• Machinery
• Chemicals
• Transportation Equipment
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30. Richest persons
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31. Rank Name Real Time
Forbes
400*
Age Residence Source
#1 Bill Gates $78.9 B $81 B 59 Medina, WA Microsoft
#2
Warren
Buffett
$70 B $67 B 84 Omaha, NE
Berkshire
Hathaway
#3
Larry
Ellison
$53.5 B $50 B 70
Woodside,
CA
Oracle
#4
Charles
Koch
$42.3 B $42 B 79 Wichita, KS diversified
#4 David Koch $42.3 B $42 B 74
New York,
NY
diversified
#6
Christy
Walton
$39 B $38 B 60
Jackson,
WY
Wal-Mart
#7 Jim Walton $37.6 B $36 B 67
Bentonville,
AR
Wal-Mart
#8
Mark
Zuckerberg
$36.4 B $34 B 30
Palo Alto,
CA
Facebook
#9
Alice
Walton
$36.4 B $34.9 B 65
Fort Worth,
TX
Wal-Mart
#10
Michael
Bloomberg
$36.1 B $35 B 73
New York,
NY
Bloomberg
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32. Indo– USA Business Relation
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33.  Jewellery.
 Textiles.
 organic chemicals.
 engineering goods, IT.
 agricultural products.
Export from India to US
US Export to India
 Machinery.
 precious stones and metals.
 organic chemicals.
 optical and medical instruments.
 aircraft and aviation machinery.
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34. Education
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35. Early education system
• American students attend primary and secondary school for a
combined total of 12 years. These years are referred to as the first
through twelfth grades.
• Around 6 children begin school which is elementary school. After five or
six year they attend then they go onto secondary school.
• Secondary school consist two programme-Middle or junior high school
High school
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36. Higher education
First level-Undergraduates
literature, science, the social sciences, the arts, history.
A very unique characteristic of the American higher education system is that you can change your
major multiple times if you choose.
Second level-Maters degree
This degree is usually mandatory for higher-level positions in library science, engineering, behavioral
health and education.
To gain admission, you will need to take the GRE.
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37. Top Universities of USA
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38. Rank Name State Cost Total
Student
Population
1 Williams College Massachusetts $61,850 2,124
2 Stanford University California $60,749 18,519
3 Swarthmore College Pennsylvania $60,671 1,552
4 Princeton University New Jersey $55,832 7,975
5 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts $59,020 11,189
6 Yale University Connecticut $61,620 11,906
7 Harvard University Massachusetts $59,950 28,147
8 Pomona College California $59,730 1,607
9 United States Military Academy New York N/A 4,592
10 Amherst College Massachusetts $61,544 1,817
11 Haverford College Pennsylvania $61,898 1,20505-10-2015 Abhishek 38

39. Visa Types
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40. For Business or tourist
B1 /B2
Work Visa
 H-1B (specialty occupation)
An H-1B visa is required if you are coming to the United States to perform services in a pre-arranged
professional job. To qualify, you must hold a bachelor's or higher degree
 H-2A (seasonal agricultural workers)
 H-2B visa (skilled and unskilled workers)
 O
sciences, arts, education, business and athletics.
 P (artists, entertainers)
 Q
A Q visa is required if you are traveling to the United States to participate in an international cultural
exchange program for the purpose of providing practical training, employment.
 F-1 Visa
Most common student visa. If your course is more then 18 hours a week.
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41. American Society and Culture
Diversity
Informal and Friendly
Time is Money
The Family
Dining Etiquette
• Americans socialise in their homes and ‘backyards’, in restaurants and in other public places.
• It's not at all unusual for social events to be as casual as a backyard barbecue or a picnic in the park.
• Arrive on time if invited for dinner; no more than 10 minutes later than invited to a small gathering. If it is
a large party, it is acceptable to arrive up to 30 minutes later than invited.
• Table manners are more relaxed in the U.S. than in many other countries.
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42. Meeting and Greeting
• Greetings are casual.
• A handshake, a smile, and a 'hello' are all that is needed.
• Smile!
• Use first names, and be sure to introduce everyone to each other.
Greetings
• The hand shake is the common greeting.
• Handshakes are firm, brief and confident.
• Maintain eye contact during the greeting.
• In most situations, you can begin calling people by their first names.
• Most people will insist that you call them by their nickname, if they have one.
• Business cards are exchanged without formal ritual.
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