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The document provides basic facts about the United States, including that it is located in Northern America, has a population of over 308 million people, and its capital and most populated city are Washington D.C. and New York City respectively. It also notes that the U.S. does not have an official language at the federal level and consists of 50 states and one federal district bordering Canada and Mexico.
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Oliver usa
- 1. Oliver
- 2. The USA is in Northern America.
- 3. The population of the USA is 308.745.538. There is not an official language at the federal level. The currency is the dollar. America is officially a secular state. You can practice any religion.
- 4. The capital of the USA is Washington DC. The most populated city is New York. The USA is composed of 50 states and one federal district. It borders with Canada at north and Mexico at the south. Therefore, it's the third largest country by population.
- 5. Statue of Liberty Devil's tower
- 6. I'd like to visit this country because it is one of the most important in the world and one of the most beautiful to visit.