The United States is located in North America, bordered by Mexico and Canada. Washington D.C. is the capital and Barack Obama is the current president. The country has 50 states across 6 regions. Key landmarks include the White House, Statue of Liberty, and Golden Gate Bridge. Popular culture includes Broadway, Hollywood, and Disneyland. Sports such as baseball, football, and basketball are widely followed. Famous authors include Edgar Allan Poe, Robert Frost, and Washington Irving.

1. United States Of
America

2. • USA located in the northern part of America
continent
• The country bordered with Mexico on the
South, and Canada on the north
• Capital: Washington
• President: Barack Obama
• Independence Day: 4th July 1776
• USA is a free country. Every religion is
accepted, and people are freely choose to
have religion or not

3. Region and State
• In USA, there are 6 regions: New England,
Mid Atlantic, The South, The Midwest, The
Southwest and The West.
• In each regions, there are many states. 6
states in New England, 6 states in Mid
Atlantic (The city), 12 states in The South, 12
states in The Midwest (farm and agriculture),
4 states in The Southwest (great landscape
with prairie and desert), 11 states in The West
(home of the cowboy)

4. The USA is a big country.

5. The flag of USA
The U.S. flag has thirteen
stripes - red and white.
USA had 13 states.
The U. S. flag has 50 stars, because there are
fifty states in the country.

6. Saint Patrick
Cathedral

7. The bald eagle

8. • The bald eagle is a
large, powerful, brown
bird with a white head
and tail. The Founding
Fathers choose the
bald eagle to be the
national bird of the
United States in 1782.
This majestic bird can
only be found in North
America.

9. The capital of USA is
Washington.
The Capitol Building

10. Capitol Building. Built in 1793, it is used for Senate and Congress Meeting. Now it is
also a museum of American Art and History.

11. • The Capitol is the
• Seat of Congress.
• It is in the very
center of
Washington. The
Capitol is located on
the Capitol Hill, the
highest point of the
city. There is a law in
Washington not to
build houses higher
than the Capitol.

12. The Jefferson Memorial
The memorial was build
in honour of the third US
President
Tomas Jefferson, who
was one of the Founding
Fathers. He wrote most of
the Declaration of
Independence.

13. The building in
Arlington, Virginia,
which contains the
administrative offices
of the USA
Department of
Defense. It has five
sides and is the
largest building in the
world.

14. The White House is a
house in which the
President of the
United States lives
and works.
The White House has
132 rooms, 54 of
which are reserved
only for the private
use of the First Family
on the second and
third floors.

15. White House
The president
of USA lives
and works in
the White
House.

16. Barack
Obama -
The
President
of the
United
States of
America

17. Barack Obama’s family

18. Independence Hall
is located in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. At this building, colonial
leaders met to plan the future of the
new nation.
Many of the most important
documents in U.S. history were written
at Independence Hall. Independence
Hall was also the home of the Liberty
Bell for over 200 years.

19. Independence Hall

20. The Liberty Bell
has become the symbol of
freedom in the United States. It
rang when the Continental
Congress signed the
Declaration of Independence.
Today, the Liberty Bell hangs
in Philadelphia for all to see.

22. US Money: dollar

23. New York Skyline

24. New York is a
very beautiful
city with many
skyscrapers –
very tall
buildings.

25. New York is the largest
city and port in the
United States. It is the
economic center of the
USA with a population
of nearly eight
million

28. Golden Gate Bridge, in San Francisco, California. One of the most popular
icon of USA and San Francisco. The length is 2.7km. The bridge is
overlooking California city

29. Brooklyn Bridge

30. The Brooklyn Bridge is
one of the oldest
suspension bridges in the
United States, stretches
1825 m over the East River
connecting Manhattan and
Brooklyn. A week after the
opening, on May 30 1883 a
rumor that the Bridge was
going to break down
caused a stampede which
crushed and then killed
twelve people.

31. Big houses in the city. This one is in Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, California

32. The Statue of Liberty is located
in New York. The Statue of
Liberty symbolizes freedom
throughout the world. The
Statue was actually a gift from
the people of France.

33. The
Statue
of
Liberty
is in
New
York

35. Los Angeles
Many Armenian
people live in Los
Angeles.

36. It is the centre of cinemas, cartoons,
movie stars, TV shows.

37. Hollywood
superstars
are the real
asset for their
economy.

39. Broadway is the
center of the theatre
and night life. There
are many
drugstores and
restaurants which
never close. There
are cinemas with
films that start at
midnight.

41. Walk of Fame

42. American BEST Band

45. DISNEYLAND
“The happiest place on
earth”

48. Uncle Sam is a
national
personification of
the United States
and sometimes
more specifically of
the American
government

49. Times Square, New York City. It is very crowded, and people there are very
busy with their life. They are always in a hurry.

50. Times Square: Eating out!

51. Metropolitan Museum

52. Common American Foods

53. Popular Culture of America
• Fashion
• Music
• Films
• Dance
• Television
• Theater

54. Sports of America
 Baseball
 American
Football
 Basketball
 Ice hockey
 Soccer

55. Rugby or Football

58. Washington Irving 1783-1859
Father of American Literature
“Legend of Sleepy Hollow,”
“Rip Van Winkle”
“The Devil and Tom Walker”

59. Edgar Allan Poe 1809 - 1849
“The Telltale Heart”
“The Black Cat,”
“The Cask of Amontillado”, “The Raven”
“The Gold Bug”
“Murders in the Rue Morgue”

60. Robert Frost 1874-1963