This document provides an overview of American culture and geography. It outlines key topics such as the location and map of the USA, its 50 states and their capitals, time zones, climate, government structure, holidays, and means of communication. It also discusses American values, symbols, sayings and proverbs to familiarize readers with basic aspects of American society and culture.
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The United States is a federal republic located in North America consisting of 50 states, 5 territories, and Washington D.C. It has a capitalist economy and is one of the world's largest economies and superpowers, exerting great influence globally in areas such as finance, trade, culture, military, and technology. The US has a federal government divided into three branches and state governments that mirror the federal system. Key geographic features include the Rocky Mountains, Appalachian Mountains, and Pacific Coast Ranges, and the country has a diverse landscape and rich natural resources.
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Presentation given to Access program coordinators in Ort Israel (Aug `14) on the insights gained as a participant of the US State Department's premier professional exchange program the International Visitors Leadership Program) in which a group of 5 Israeli and 5 Palestinian teachers participated.
The document provides information about geography, demographics, languages, government, and symbols of the United States. It discusses that the US is located in North America between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, bordered by Canada and Mexico, with over 312 million residents. English and Spanish are the most common languages. The president is Barack Obama and the currency is the US dollar. Famous symbols include the American flag, Statue of Liberty, bald eagle, and the White House.
The United States is a federal presidential constitutional republic composed of 50 states. It has English as its national language and Christianity as its largest religion. The federal government has three branches - legislative, executive, and judicial. Each state has important landmarks, parks, and museums.
The United States has a population of over 305 million people spread across 3.7 million square miles. It has a capitalist economy and is among the top global producers of goods like cars, airplanes, and electronics. Some of its most famous monuments include the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building. Sports like American football, basketball, and baseball are very popular in the country.
This document provides basic information about the United States, including its currency, prominent figures, capital, largest city, popular sports, and population compared to Scotland and Idaho. It mentions George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, the US dollar and quarter coin, Independence Day, the Statue of Liberty, Washington D.C., the White House, Barack Obama, New York City, American football and baseball, and encourages visiting the US and Idaho.
The document provides information about the United States of America. It discusses that the USA has 50 states located in North America, with Washington D.C. as the capital. It is a diverse country with people from many ethnicities and national origins. The document outlines the different regions of the USA and describes life in both cities and rural areas, including schools, work, and recreation. Key locations and landmarks are mentioned such as New York City, Washington D.C., farms, and national parks.
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The United States is a federal republic located in North America consisting of 50 states, 5 territories, and Washington D.C. It has a capitalist economy and is one of the world's largest economies and superpowers, exerting great influence globally in areas such as finance, trade, culture, military, and technology. The US has a federal government divided into three branches and state governments that mirror the federal system. Key geographic features include the Rocky Mountains, Appalachian Mountains, and Pacific Coast Ranges, and the country has a diverse landscape and rich natural resources.
American Culture on the IVLP 2014 - Teachers of English as a Secondary Language Susana Galante
Presentation given to Access program coordinators in Ort Israel (Aug `14) on the insights gained as a participant of the US State Department's premier professional exchange program the International Visitors Leadership Program) in which a group of 5 Israeli and 5 Palestinian teachers participated.
The document provides information about geography, demographics, languages, government, and symbols of the United States. It discusses that the US is located in North America between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, bordered by Canada and Mexico, with over 312 million residents. English and Spanish are the most common languages. The president is Barack Obama and the currency is the US dollar. Famous symbols include the American flag, Statue of Liberty, bald eagle, and the White House.
The United States is a federal presidential constitutional republic composed of 50 states. It has English as its national language and Christianity as its largest religion. The federal government has three branches - legislative, executive, and judicial. Each state has important landmarks, parks, and museums.
The United States has a population of over 305 million people spread across 3.7 million square miles. It has a capitalist economy and is among the top global producers of goods like cars, airplanes, and electronics. Some of its most famous monuments include the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building. Sports like American football, basketball, and baseball are very popular in the country.
This document provides basic information about the United States, including its currency, prominent figures, capital, largest city, popular sports, and population compared to Scotland and Idaho. It mentions George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, the US dollar and quarter coin, Independence Day, the Statue of Liberty, Washington D.C., the White House, Barack Obama, New York City, American football and baseball, and encourages visiting the US and Idaho.
The document provides information about the United States of America. It discusses that the USA has 50 states located in North America, with Washington D.C. as the capital. It is a diverse country with people from many ethnicities and national origins. The document outlines the different regions of the USA and describes life in both cities and rural areas, including schools, work, and recreation. Key locations and landmarks are mentioned such as New York City, Washington D.C., farms, and national parks.
Barack Obama was born in 1961 in Hawaii and was the first African American president of the United States. He had a diverse background, living in Indonesia as a child before attending Columbia University and Harvard Law School. As a lawyer and law professor, Obama worked as a community organizer in Chicago and served in the Illinois State Senate from 1997 to 2004. He was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2004 and gained national attention with his keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention. Obama was elected president in 2008 running on a message of hope and change.
The document provides an overview of the United States, including its geography, flag, states, history, demography, culture, education system, and family structure. It notes that the US is composed of 50 states, with Alaska being the largest and three times the size of California. It describes the American flag and some of its most famous states like California, Florida, Hawaii, Arizona, and New York. It also gives brief summaries of US history, demographics, time zones, and cultural aspects like independence, equality, and informality.
The United States of America has 50 states and 14 islands, with each state having its own capital and Washington D.C. as the country's capital. The country has two national slogans, an official one of "In God We Trust" and a traditional one of "E Pluribus Unum." The flag features 7 red and 6 white stripes with 50 white stars on a blue square representing the 50 states. Some of the most important cities are New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago. The diverse climate ranges from deserts to tundra and the country is home to over 17,000 plant and 1,800 animal species across its many natural parks including Yellowstone and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
The document provides information about the redesigned naturalization test that will be required for applicants filing on or after October 1, 2008, including that it will contain multiple choice questions and applicants only need to provide one answer for each question unless otherwise specified. It then provides a series of questions similar to those that will be on the redesigned naturalization test and potential answers to choose from.
The United States is a federal constitutional republic consisting of 50 states and Washington D.C. located in North America. It has been a leader in scientific research and technological innovation since the late 19th century. The United States is also a multicultural nation made up of people from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds and traditions, nearly all of whom immigrated within the last five centuries.
International Business-United States of Americasdusane1
Overview of business in America.United States of America", "America", "US", "U.S.", "USA", and "U.S.A." redirect here. For the landmass encompassing North and South America, see Americas. For other uses, see America (disambiguation), US (disambiguation), USA (disambiguation), and United States (disambiguation). Global Strategy formation
This document provides information about the US government system and different states. It discusses the 15 federal departments and their roles, as well as independent agencies. It also profiles the President as the head of the executive branch and commander-in-chief. Finally, it summarizes each of the 50 US states, covering their location, capital, population, industries, history and key facts.
The document provides information about key symbols and locations in the United States, including the American flag featuring 13 stripes and 50 stars representing the original 13 colonies and current 50 states, Washington D.C. as the capital, iconic buildings like the White House and monuments like the Statue of Liberty located in New York City, as well as mentioning the cities of Los Angeles and Hollywood known for entertainment industries and Disneyland amusement park.
New York was founded by the Dutch as New Amsterdam in 1624 and was later taken over by the English. It grew into a large city with many immigrants and cultures. Today it has over 8 million people in the city and 19 million in the state. North Carolina is a southern Atlantic coast state known for tobacco, furniture and tourism spots like the Blue Ridge Mountains. North Dakota is a northern central state near Canada, known for farming over 90% of its land and producing wheat, beans and livestock.
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The document discusses the origins of American state names, which come from Native American languages, Spanish, British, French and other European influences, as well as some states being named after famous people. It provides examples of state names derived from Native American words for places, people, nature, and other meanings. Additionally, it examines the origins of state nicknames which often reference the states' flora and fauna, natural resources, sights, history and position. The origins of state names in the US are diverse and sometimes unclear, with some names coming from places in Europe or named after European explorers and figures.
The United States is a constitutional federal republic made up of 50 states and various insular territories. It was founded by English colonists seeking religious freedom and has long been a destination for immigrants, with people from all over the world comprising its population. While earlier immigrants were encouraged to assimilate, contemporary scholars view American culture as more of a "salad bowl" or "tossed salad" where immigrants retain aspects of their original cultures while integrating into society. Some argue this multiculturalism threatens an essential American identity centered around European roots.
How Intelligence Legend & Manchurian candidate Barack Hussein Obama was createdexouniversity
This slideshow, originally presented at The Awakening Center, Mt. Rainier, WA on Feb. 25, 2012, sets out the forensic and documentary evidence showing the systematic pattern of deception and advanced exotic technologies used in the creation and maintenance of the intelligence "Legend" of the Manchurian candidate "Barack Hussein Obama".
This document provides an overview of the population and history of the United States. It begins with a brief history of Native American settlement thousands of years ago and European colonization starting in the 1600s. It then covers key topics like American chronology, religion, politics, top universities, the economy, and current population statistics. The population is highly urbanized and diverse, with the largest ethnic groups being non-Hispanic whites, Hispanics, blacks, and Asians.
Barack Obama was the first Black president of the United States. He was born in 1961 in Hawaii and has a law degree from Harvard University. Prior to becoming president in 2008, Obama was a senator from Illinois. The document also provides background on Black history in the US, including the late establishment of voting rights, the practice of segregation, and the work of civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. It briefly discusses John McCain, the Republican nominee that Obama defeated in the 2008 election, and McCain's background as a naval aviator and prisoner of war during Vietnam.
The United States is a constitutional republic and representative democracy composed of 50 states. It has a federal government and a population made up of many diverse ethnic and racial groups. Barack Obama is the current president. The culture of the United States has been influenced by many other cultures but has developed its own unique characteristics over time. English is the most commonly spoken language.
El documento describe la biodegradación microbiana de hidrocarburos y su aplicación en la biorremediación de suelos contaminados. Se explica que los microorganismos han evolucionado para degradar hidrocarburos a lo largo de millones de años. También se describen dos casos de biorremediación de suelos contaminados por aceites minerales y creosota mediante las tecnologías de bioventeo y biopila dinámica respectivamente. Finalmente, se enfatiza la importancia de realizar ensayos de tratabilidad antes de implementar
Samantha Louw received a Certificate of Achievement for successfully completing the course "Strategic Management" on October 6th, 2015, achieving a final score of 90%. The certificate details that she scored highly on modules covering the context and principles of strategic management, competitive strategies, and external strategic management principles, while scoring 80% on a module about management errors.
Operation Serval - Finding Victory the French WayBen Anderson
The document provides an analysis of Operation Serval, France's 2013 military intervention in Mali. It summarizes the operational design and objectives, and assesses how well the design achieved the objectives and set conditions for long-term stability in the region. Key elements of the design that contributed to success were clear objectives, use of local forces, and choosing an appropriate end date. However, weaknesses in sustainment and force protection posed risks. The design helped stability by empowering local forces and prioritizing major cities, but disarming militias and supporting Mali's government could have further solidified gains.
Barack Obama was born in 1961 in Hawaii and was the first African American president of the United States. He had a diverse background, living in Indonesia as a child before attending Columbia University and Harvard Law School. As a lawyer and law professor, Obama worked as a community organizer in Chicago and served in the Illinois State Senate from 1997 to 2004. He was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2004 and gained national attention with his keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention. Obama was elected president in 2008 running on a message of hope and change.
The document provides an overview of the United States, including its geography, flag, states, history, demography, culture, education system, and family structure. It notes that the US is composed of 50 states, with Alaska being the largest and three times the size of California. It describes the American flag and some of its most famous states like California, Florida, Hawaii, Arizona, and New York. It also gives brief summaries of US history, demographics, time zones, and cultural aspects like independence, equality, and informality.
The United States of America has 50 states and 14 islands, with each state having its own capital and Washington D.C. as the country's capital. The country has two national slogans, an official one of "In God We Trust" and a traditional one of "E Pluribus Unum." The flag features 7 red and 6 white stripes with 50 white stars on a blue square representing the 50 states. Some of the most important cities are New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago. The diverse climate ranges from deserts to tundra and the country is home to over 17,000 plant and 1,800 animal species across its many natural parks including Yellowstone and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
The document provides information about the redesigned naturalization test that will be required for applicants filing on or after October 1, 2008, including that it will contain multiple choice questions and applicants only need to provide one answer for each question unless otherwise specified. It then provides a series of questions similar to those that will be on the redesigned naturalization test and potential answers to choose from.
The United States is a federal constitutional republic consisting of 50 states and Washington D.C. located in North America. It has been a leader in scientific research and technological innovation since the late 19th century. The United States is also a multicultural nation made up of people from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds and traditions, nearly all of whom immigrated within the last five centuries.
International Business-United States of Americasdusane1
Overview of business in America.United States of America", "America", "US", "U.S.", "USA", and "U.S.A." redirect here. For the landmass encompassing North and South America, see Americas. For other uses, see America (disambiguation), US (disambiguation), USA (disambiguation), and United States (disambiguation). Global Strategy formation
This document provides information about the US government system and different states. It discusses the 15 federal departments and their roles, as well as independent agencies. It also profiles the President as the head of the executive branch and commander-in-chief. Finally, it summarizes each of the 50 US states, covering their location, capital, population, industries, history and key facts.
The document provides information about key symbols and locations in the United States, including the American flag featuring 13 stripes and 50 stars representing the original 13 colonies and current 50 states, Washington D.C. as the capital, iconic buildings like the White House and monuments like the Statue of Liberty located in New York City, as well as mentioning the cities of Los Angeles and Hollywood known for entertainment industries and Disneyland amusement park.
New York was founded by the Dutch as New Amsterdam in 1624 and was later taken over by the English. It grew into a large city with many immigrants and cultures. Today it has over 8 million people in the city and 19 million in the state. North Carolina is a southern Atlantic coast state known for tobacco, furniture and tourism spots like the Blue Ridge Mountains. North Dakota is a northern central state near Canada, known for farming over 90% of its land and producing wheat, beans and livestock.
The origin of American states' names and nicknamesМарианна Климчук
The document discusses the origins of American state names, which come from Native American languages, Spanish, British, French and other European influences, as well as some states being named after famous people. It provides examples of state names derived from Native American words for places, people, nature, and other meanings. Additionally, it examines the origins of state nicknames which often reference the states' flora and fauna, natural resources, sights, history and position. The origins of state names in the US are diverse and sometimes unclear, with some names coming from places in Europe or named after European explorers and figures.
The United States is a constitutional federal republic made up of 50 states and various insular territories. It was founded by English colonists seeking religious freedom and has long been a destination for immigrants, with people from all over the world comprising its population. While earlier immigrants were encouraged to assimilate, contemporary scholars view American culture as more of a "salad bowl" or "tossed salad" where immigrants retain aspects of their original cultures while integrating into society. Some argue this multiculturalism threatens an essential American identity centered around European roots.
How Intelligence Legend & Manchurian candidate Barack Hussein Obama was createdexouniversity
This slideshow, originally presented at The Awakening Center, Mt. Rainier, WA on Feb. 25, 2012, sets out the forensic and documentary evidence showing the systematic pattern of deception and advanced exotic technologies used in the creation and maintenance of the intelligence "Legend" of the Manchurian candidate "Barack Hussein Obama".
This document provides an overview of the population and history of the United States. It begins with a brief history of Native American settlement thousands of years ago and European colonization starting in the 1600s. It then covers key topics like American chronology, religion, politics, top universities, the economy, and current population statistics. The population is highly urbanized and diverse, with the largest ethnic groups being non-Hispanic whites, Hispanics, blacks, and Asians.
Barack Obama was the first Black president of the United States. He was born in 1961 in Hawaii and has a law degree from Harvard University. Prior to becoming president in 2008, Obama was a senator from Illinois. The document also provides background on Black history in the US, including the late establishment of voting rights, the practice of segregation, and the work of civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. It briefly discusses John McCain, the Republican nominee that Obama defeated in the 2008 election, and McCain's background as a naval aviator and prisoner of war during Vietnam.
The United States is a constitutional republic and representative democracy composed of 50 states. It has a federal government and a population made up of many diverse ethnic and racial groups. Barack Obama is the current president. The culture of the United States has been influenced by many other cultures but has developed its own unique characteristics over time. English is the most commonly spoken language.
El documento describe la biodegradación microbiana de hidrocarburos y su aplicación en la biorremediación de suelos contaminados. Se explica que los microorganismos han evolucionado para degradar hidrocarburos a lo largo de millones de años. También se describen dos casos de biorremediación de suelos contaminados por aceites minerales y creosota mediante las tecnologías de bioventeo y biopila dinámica respectivamente. Finalmente, se enfatiza la importancia de realizar ensayos de tratabilidad antes de implementar
Samantha Louw received a Certificate of Achievement for successfully completing the course "Strategic Management" on October 6th, 2015, achieving a final score of 90%. The certificate details that she scored highly on modules covering the context and principles of strategic management, competitive strategies, and external strategic management principles, while scoring 80% on a module about management errors.
Operation Serval - Finding Victory the French WayBen Anderson
The document provides an analysis of Operation Serval, France's 2013 military intervention in Mali. It summarizes the operational design and objectives, and assesses how well the design achieved the objectives and set conditions for long-term stability in the region. Key elements of the design that contributed to success were clear objectives, use of local forces, and choosing an appropriate end date. However, weaknesses in sustainment and force protection posed risks. The design helped stability by empowering local forces and prioritizing major cities, but disarming militias and supporting Mali's government could have further solidified gains.
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O documento descreve os principais elementos e métricas das mídias sociais, incluindo perfis, conexões, conteúdo, alcance, engajamento e influência. Ele analisa plataformas como Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube e outras, explicando como medir a atividade em cada uma delas.
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Este documento descreve um exemplo de entrevista clínica entre um profissional de saúde e um paciente sobre o uso de medicamentos psiquiátricos. A entrevista começa com perguntas fechadas do profissional, mas seria melhor conduzida com perguntas abertas para permitir que o paciente explique suas experiências e sentimentos sobre o tratamento de forma mais detalhada. O documento fornece também exemplos de como reformular as perguntas fechadas em perguntas abertas e evocativas para facilitar uma conversa mais motivadora.
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This document appears to be notes from a brainstorming session or workshop with 30 participants. It contains ideas, comments, and feedback written on various post-it notes and stuck to a board. Key details include 23 ideas were generated, positive comments about enjoying the board, and several potential prizes that were discussed such as vouchers and memberships for winning teams.
The document provides information about American culture and geography to familiarize students. It discusses the need to understand time zones and regional diversity to avoid mistakes in customer interactions. The US expects services to demonstrate knowledge of its homeland through an understanding of basic facts about geography, history, government, and people. It then provides details on the country's population, religions, languages, education, climate, locations of states and capitals, major cities and attractions.
The document summarizes key facts about the United States. It describes how the US was originally inhabited by peoples who migrated from Asia thousands of years ago. It provides details on US presidents, independence day, capital city, number of states and time zones. It also lists state capitals and two letter abbreviations. Additional details include American culture aspects like friendliness, music, food, sports and public holidays.
The United States is located in North America, bordered by Canada and Mexico. It has 50 states and Washington D.C. as its capital. The US has a population of over 300 million people and its currency is the US Dollar. Some of the national symbols of the US include the bald eagle, the Statue of Liberty, and the White House. The US has a diverse population composed of people from various ethnic and racial backgrounds.
The United States elects its president through a complex multi-step process. Citizens first vote in state-level primaries and caucuses to select each party's nominee. The parties then hold conventions to formally nominate candidates. In November, citizens vote in the general election, though they are technically voting for electors who will then vote for president. The candidate who receives over half the electoral votes wins.
The document provides information about the geography, government, history, and symbols of the United States of America. It notes that the US is bordered by Canada to the north and Mexico to the south, with Pacific Ocean to the west and Atlantic Ocean to the east. Key facts presented include that Washington DC is the capital, the flag features 50 stars and 13 stripes, and national symbols include the bald eagle. Important holidays like Thanksgiving and Independence Day are summarized, and iconic locations from the Statue of Liberty to the White House are briefly mentioned.
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Learn more about the architecture, literature, art, holidays and celebrations, diet, sports, general culture, traditions and way of life of The United States.
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This document provides information about various holidays celebrated in the United States and Colombia. It discusses national holidays like Independence Day, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. It also describes cultural holidays like St. Patrick's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day and Columbus Day. The document compares how some holidays like Easter, Mother's Day and Pascua are celebrated differently in the two countries. It provides details on the origins and traditions associated with major American holidays.
The document provides information about the United States, including its geography, history, culture, language, and facts. It describes how the US spans North America from Alaska to Hawaii and lists all 50 states. It discusses American traditions like Thanksgiving and July 4th celebrations, as well as religion, literature, and languages spoken in the US. The document also shares interesting facts about America's natural wonders, economy, flags, music, and entertainment industry.
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This document provides an overview of culture, customs, and lifestyle in America. It discusses that Americans value individuality and privacy. Food culture involves large portions and an emphasis on carbohydrates, sugars, and fats. Popular American foods include pizza, burgers, fried chicken. Sports and electronics are widely enjoyed for fun and leisure activities. The nuclear family is common and extended family lives separately. English is the primary language though many cultures have influenced American society. Major holidays celebrate independence, veterans, and religious events.
This document provides information about geography concepts including continents, oceans, regions of the United States, and important cities. It includes activities for students to label maps of the world, the United States, and major U.S. cities. Key terms are defined such as physical features, political boundaries, and the contributions of cities. The document aims to teach students about global and national geography.
The document provides information about the United States of America, including:
- It is one of the largest and most populated countries in the world.
- Some of the most important cities are New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Phoenix, and San Antonio.
- Significant national holidays include Thanksgiving Day, Independence Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and Veterans Day.
- Popular American foods include hamburgers, hot dogs, barbecue ribs, turkey, and peanut butter.
The USA is composed of 50 states located in North America, bordered by Canada to the north and Mexico to the south. It has the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Washington D.C. is the capital and English is the most commonly spoken language, though it has no official language. Some key facts about the USA include that it has a population over 200 million people, the national bird is the bald eagle, and states vary significantly in size from the smallest, Rhode Island, to the largest, Alaska.
This document compares and contrasts aspects of life in Russia and the United States. It discusses differences and similarities in social aspects, climate, maps, government, food, and economics/history between the two countries. For social aspects, the document notes differences in favorite websites and music styles between Russia and the US. It also describes temperature being measured in Celsius in Russia versus Fahrenheit in the US. The document provides an overview of the government structures in both Russia and the US.
The United States has a diverse culture that has been influenced by European traditions. Some key aspects of modern US culture include casual greetings like handshakes and hugs between friends and family. Popular sports in the US include American football, basketball, baseball, and ice hockey. Major holidays celebrated include Independence Day on July 4th, Thanksgiving in November, and Christmas. Broadway musicals and Hollywood films are also an important part of American culture.
This document provides background information and resources for commemorating Veterans Day, including:
- A brief history of Veterans Day and how it evolved from Armistice Day.
- Frequently asked questions about Veterans Day, such as the correct spelling, date of observance, and differences between Veterans Day and Memorial Day.
- Statistics about the U.S. veteran population, including numbers from different eras, demographics, education levels, and more.
- Suggested discussion questions about veterans and military service.
- A note that women are also veterans and have served in all branches of the armed forces.
- Lesson plans and activities for elementary and secondary levels to honor veterans
The document provides an overview of the United States, including its history, government, geography, climate, religion, and other facts. It notes that most early settlers in the 1600s were English and that the 13 original colonies broke away from Britain in 1776. The US has three branches of government - executive, legislative, and judicial - and is located in North America between Canada and Mexico, with a population of over 318 million people.
The document provides an overview of key topics related to the history, geography, culture, politics, economy, and society of the United States. It discusses Columbus's voyages and the role of immigration in building the US workforce. It also summarizes America's transportation systems, judicial branches, presidential leadership, and sectors like agriculture, manufacturing and energy that drive the US economy.
This document compares and contrasts various social, climate, geographic, governmental, economic, and historical aspects of Russia and the United States. Some key differences noted are that soccer is more popular than other sports in Russia, Russian children do not take school buses, winters are colder and snowier in Russia, Russia has more time zones and federal subjects, the head of government is called the Chairman in Russia, boiled foods are more common than fried foods, Russia exports raw materials while the US exports manufactured goods, and Russia has a much longer history dating back over 1100 years compared to around 200 years for the US. However, both countries enjoy traveling, have temperate climates, are divided into states/regions, and have experienced participation
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2. OUTLINE:OUTLINE:
American Regional Geography
Location of the USA
Map of the USA
Time Zones
50 States (Abbreviation & Capitals)
The US Culture
The US Government
The American People
Basics in American Culture
American Idioms, Sayings and Slang
The Role of Family in American Culture
American Holidays
How American Communicate to each other
Relevant Laws
3. What is the need for a course inWhat is the need for a course in
American Culture and Geography?American Culture and Geography?
• To familiarize students with American Culture
and Geography in order that they may
understand the immense land area which
involves geographical regions, regional
characteristics, time zones, and other subtle
cultural diversities.
4.
5. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
• Often referred to as USA, America,
United States or simply just US.
• Named after the Italian Amerigo Vespucci.
• Discovered by Christopher Columbus
in October 12, 1492.
• Consists of 50 states including the adjacent
states of Alaska and Hawaii.
INTRODUCTION
American Culture & Geography
6. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
• Independence was recognized after the
signing of the treaty of Paris in 1783.
• The triumph of America in world wars, it’s
growing economy, influence in
international affairs and its technological
advancements make it the world’s most
powerful nation-state.
INTRODUCTION
American Culture & Geography
7. LANGUAGES:
English, Spanish (spoken by a sizable
minority)
LITERACY:
Definition: age 15 and over can read and write
Total population: 97%
Protestant 56%, Roman Catholic 28%, Jewish 2%,
other 4%, none 10% (1989).
RELIGIONS:
PEOPLE
American Culture & Geography
8. Climate
All four seasons occur in several parts of the country: Winter
(November to March), Spring (March to June), Summer (June to
September) and Fall (September to November).
Temperate, tropical weather in the southern region of the US and
Hawaii.
Cold winters in Alaska and the northern region of the mainland.
9. Comparative AreaComparative Area
(in square miles)(in square miles)
– Russia – 6,591,027
– Canada – 3,850,790
– United States – 3,717,522
– China – 3,704,427
– India – 1,269,010
– Japan – 145,844
– Germany - 137,767
– Italy – 116,275
– Philippines –115,800
12. US TIME ZONES
1:PM 2:PM 3:PM 4:PM 5:PM 6:PM
Hawaii Alaska
DST
Pacific
DST
Mountain
DST
Central
DST
Eastern
DST
1pm 2pm 4pm 5pm 6pm 7pm
Standard time – Nov to Mar
Daylight savings time – April to Oct
13. US Time ZonesUS Time Zones
The United States uses eight time zones.
From east to west they are the :
• Atlantic Standard Time (AST)
• Eastern Standard Time (EST)
• Central Standard Time (CST)
• Mountain Standard Time (MST)
• Pacific Standard Time (PST)
• Alaskan Standard Time (AST)
• Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time (HST)
14. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
American Culture & Geography
• Known as DST
• Called “Summer Time” in some parts of
the world
• It maximizes the use of sunlight
• It helps save energy
• Help prevents accidents
15. Daylight Saving TimeDaylight Saving Time
• Daylight Saving Time begins at 2:00 a.m. local
time on the first Sunday in April. On the last
Sunday in October areas on Daylight Saving
Time return to Standard Time at 2:00 a.m.
• The names in each time zone change along with
Daylight Saving Time. Eastern Standard Time
(EST) becomes Eastern Daylight Time (EDT),
and so forth.
• Arizona, parts of Indiana, Puerto Rico, Hawaii,
U.S. Virgin Islands and American Samoa do not
observe Daylight Saving Time.
17. Alabama (AL) – Montgomery
Alaska (AK) – Juneau
Arizona (AZ) – Phoenix
Arkansas (AR) – Little Rock
California (CA) – Sacramento
Colorado (CO) – Denver
Connecticut (CT) – Hartford
Delaware (DE) – Dover
Florida (FL) – Tallahassee
Georgia (GA) – Atlanta
Hawaii (HI) – Honolulu
Idaho (ID) – Boise
Illinois (IL) – Springfield
Indiana (IN) – Indianapolis
The 50 States and Capitals of the U.S.A.
Iowa (IA) – Des Moines
Kansas (KS) – Topeka
Kentucky (KY) – Frankfort
Louisiana (LA) – Baton Rouge
Maine (ME) – Augusta
Maryland (MD) – Annapolis
Massachusetts (MA) – Boston
Michigan (MI) – Lansing
Minnesota (MN) – St. Paul
Mississippi (MS) - Jackson
Missouri (MO) – Jefferson
City
Montana (MT) – Helena
18. The 50 States and Capitals of the U.S.A.
Nebraska (NE) – Lincoln
Nevada (NV) – Carson City
New Hampshire (NH) – Concord
New Jersey (NJ) – Trenton
New Mexico (NM) – Santa Fe
New York (NY) – Albany
North Carolina (NC) – Raleigh
North Dakota (ND) – Bismarck
Ohio (OH) – Columbus
Oklahoma (OK) – Oklahoma City
Oregon (OR) – Salem
Pennsylvania (PA) – Harrisburg
Rhode Island (RI) – Providence
South Carolina (SC) - Columbia
South Dakota (SD) – Pierre
Tennessee (TN) – Nashville
Texas (TX) – Austin
Utah (UT) – Salt Lake City
Vermont (VT) - Montpelier
Virginia (VA) – Richmond
Washington (WA) –
Olympia
West Virginia (WV) –
Charleston
Wisconsin (WI) – Madison
Wyoming (WY) – Cheyenne
Capital: Washington D.C.
(District of Columbia)
19. The Capital of the USA:The Capital of the USA:
Washington D.C. (District of Columbia)Washington D.C. (District of Columbia)
Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States of America.
The seat of government is here, within Capitol Hill and the
White House (The official residence of the President of the
United States of America).
Within these States: Maryland and Virginia
Attractions: The White House; Washington Monument
Jefferson Memorial; Lincoln Memorial
JFK Performing Arts Center; Capitol Hill
The Smithsonian Institute; The Vietnam
Memorial
20. United States Government
FEDERAL:
Governs the country as a whole and makes the laws that
the entire country abides.
STATE:
Governs the state. The governor is the highest ranking
official in this government. It acts as a government on its
own, as a state, but it still falls under certain rules and
regulations under the federal government. It has a
system just like the federal government but works at a
local level.
21. United States Government (cont.)
The Three Branches of the American Government
LEGISLATIVE – Known as Congress, it consists of the Senate and the
House of Representatives. It’s responsibility is to propose and pass
laws. In the system of checks and balances, Congress can refuse to
approve Presidential appointments.
EXECUTIVE – This branch consists of the President of the United
States of America, the Vice President, the cabinet and the thirteen
departments and independent agencies. It’s responsibility is to enforce
laws.
JUDICIAL – It consists of the Supreme (highest) Court, 11 Circuit of
Appeals and 94 District Courts. This branch explains and interprets
laws. It has power over the other two branches because it can declare
laws and actions unconstitutional.
22. Famous U.S. Presidents
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ronald Reagan
William J. Clinton
George Bush
George W. Bush
These are just a few of the past 42 presidents of the
USA
24. “Real Life” in America
• American Values
• Family Myths and Truths
• Education
• Money Matters
• Holidays
• Dining Habits
• Transportation
• Shopping
• Telephones
25. AMERICAN VALUES
• Individualism
• Freedom
• Equality
• Achievement and Success
• Involvement and Activity
• Progress
• Efficiency and Practicality
• Pursuit of Happiness
• Privacy
26. In a Nutshell
- that all people are equal and deserve an equal
opportunity in life.
- that everyone is free to be an individual.
- that competition brings out the best in people and in
businesses.
- that change is good and necessary. It brings about
progress and improvement.
- that it is best of be honest and direct.
Americans Believe:
27. In Another Nutshell
Americans Love:
- their country. Americans are very patriotic.
- their free time. Americans may not have much free
time compared to people in some countries, but they
value what they have.
- the outdoors. The US government protects large
sections of land from development and preserves
them for their enjoyment of all.
- sports. The US probably has more professional
athletes participating in a greater number of
professional sports than any other country.
29. HOLIDAYS
New Years Day
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – 3rd
Monday of January
The world was shocked when Dr. King was assassinated in 1968. Ever
since, special memorial services have marked his birthday on
January 15.
President’s Day - 3rd
Monday of February
In the 1970s, Congress declared that in order to honor all past
presidents of the United States, a single holiday, to be called
Presidents' Day, would be observed on the third Monday in
February.
30. HOLIDAYS
Memorial Day – last Monday of May
Memorial Day is a day for families and individuals to honor the
memories of their loved ones who have died. Church services,
visits to the cemetery, flowers on graves or even silent tribute
mark the day with dignity and solemnity.
This day also signals the beginning of summer with a three-day
weekend to spend at the beach, in the mountains or at home
relaxing.
Independence Day – 4th
of July
Independence Day is regarded as the birthday of the United States
as a free and independent nation. Most Americans simply call it
the "Fourth of July." It is a day of picnics and patriotic parades, a
night of concerts and fireworks. The flying of the American flag is
widespread.
31. HOLIDAYS
Labor Day – 1st
Monday of September
Its purpose is to honor the nation's working people. In
many cities the day is marked by parades of working
people representing the labor unions.
Most Americans consider Labor Day the end of the
summer, and the beaches and other popular resort
areas are packed with people enjoying one last three-
day weekend.
For many students it marks the opening of the school
year.
32. HOLIDAYS
Columbus day – 2nd Monday of October
This day commemorates Italian navigator Christopher
Columbus' landing in the New World on October 12, 1492.
Most nations of the Americas observe this holiday on
October 12, but in the United States, annual observances
take place on the second Monday in October. The major
celebration of the day takes place in New York City, which
holds a huge parade each year.
Veteran’s Day - 2nd Monday of November
It honors veterans of all wars in which the United States has
fought.
33. Thanksgiving – 4th Thursday of November
The holiday dates back to 1621, the year after the Puritans
arrived in Massachusetts. After a rough winter, in which
about half of them died, they turned for help to
neighboring Indians, who taught them how to plant corn
and other crops. The next fall's bountiful harvest
inspired the Pilgrims to give thanks by holding a feast.
To this day, Thanksgiving dinner almost always includes
some of the foods served at the first feast: roast turkey,
cranberry sauce, potatoes, pumpkin pie. Before the
meal begins, families or friends usually pause to give
thanks for their blessings, including the joy of being
united for the occasion.
HOLIDAYS
34. Some U.S. Symbols
The Flag of the
United States of
America
The Liberty
Bell
The Bald Eagle
The Statue
of Liberty
39. Call the shots – to be in control
Chicken – usually a coward
Clown around – to fool around, be silly
Cry over spilled milk – to cry or worry about something that really doesn’t
matter
Down in the dumps - to be sad and gloomy
Dead to the world – to be fast asleep
Spaced out – to be deep in thought
Eager Beaver – someone who is eager to work
All thumbs – clumsy
Flat broke; broke – to have no money
Skate on thin ice – to be in a very delicate or touchy situation
Straight from the horse’s mouth – directly from the source
Take off – to leave
Basic Americanisms,
Sayings/Statements:
40. Americanisms cont.
Abreast of the times – knowing the latest things which are being done
Blow Over – to pass away without effect
Let bygones be bygones – let past troubles be forgotten
In the long run – as a final result
In a nutshell – in a few words
Off and on – not continuous
Pull a person’s leg – to make a game of him
Silver lining – the hidden bright side
Know the ropes – know the usual methods
Read between the lines – to understand the hidden meaning
The fat is in the fire – the harm is done
Strike the right note – say the appropriate thing
Have no inkling – not even a vague idea
Have elbow room – to have enough room to move freely
Make a mountain out of a molehill – to exaggerate
Make a slip – make a slight mistake
Have a word with somebody – speak to him
Take somebody at his word – act on the belief that he means what he
says
Keep at bay – to ward off troubles and face up to difficulties
Make one’s blood boil – to make one extremely angry
41. Some American ProverbsSome American Proverbs
Better to be safe than sorry!
You have nothing to fear but fear itself.
If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.
I think, therefore I am.
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy,
and wise.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.
Don't bite the hand that feeds you.
No news is good news.
A penny saved is a penny earned.
Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today.
42. Means of CommunicationMeans of Communication
TELEPHONE SYSTEMTELEPHONE SYSTEM
Local Phone System
Long Distance Calling
1-800 numbers
Cellular Phones
Phone Companies
43. Example of a telephone number:
(212)555-1212
Example of an Address:
Mr. John Smith
2800 University Drive
Anaheim, CA 92805
Means of CommunicationMeans of Communication
POSTAL SYSTEMPOSTAL SYSTEM
City
Number &
Street name
7-digit
phone
number
Area Code
State Initial
Zip Code
44. POLITICALLY CORRECT TERMS
American Culture & Geography
These are terms used to replace words that
tend to be offensive to certain groups of
People, gender, race, etc.