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The document provides information about the United States of America including its geography, government, population, currency, and natural resources. It then discusses some of the major cities in the US like Washington D.C., New York, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles as well as popular tourist destinations and cuisine. Washington D.C. is the capital with a population of around 617,996 people and is governed by Congress. New York has over 8 million residents and was the site of the 9/11 attacks. Las Vegas is known for its casinos and gambling. Florida's most visited site is Disney World located in Orlando.
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- 1. A V IR T U A L T R A V E L T O T H E U N IT E D S TA TE S O F A M E R IC A
- 2. INFORMATION OF USA -Geographic coordenates: 38 00 N, 97 00 W -Area: 9.161.932 sq km (km2) -States: 50 -President: Barack Obama -Population: 310.232.863 - Currency : Dollar -Government: Federal Republic -Highest point: Mount McKinley: 6194 m -Lowest point: Death valley: -86 m -Natural resources: coal, copper, lead, molybdenum, phosphates, uranium, bauxite, gold, iron, mercury, nickel, potash, silver, tungsten, zinc, petroleum, natural gas, timber
- 3. WASHINGTON D.C. Washington is the capital of United States of America. The capital was created by George Washington, in the port of Georgetown. In 2011 The population was 617.996. The district has got a mayor, but the city is governed by the United States Congress.
- 6. Top left: Healy Hall at Georgetown University. Top right: U.S. Capitol. Middle: Washington Monument. Bottom left: Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. Bottom right: African American Civil War Memorial.
- 7. THE MOST POPULAR FOOD IN THE UNITED STATES • The most popular food in U.S.A is fast food (hamburgers, pizza, hot dogs, sandwiches…) • On Thanksgiving Day the typical dish is turkey.
- 8. NEW YORK -STATE: New York. -OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: English -POPULATION: 8.175.133 people.
- 9. SOME INTERESTING THINGS ABOUT NEW YORK • It Is the biggest and the most populated city in the United States. • On 11th September 2001 there was a terrible attack in the World Trade Center. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1j9EAERrhg
- 10. LAS VEGAS -STATE: Nevada. -POPULATION: 545.147 people. -OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: English
- 11. SOME INTERESTING THINGS ABOUT LAS VEGAS • In that city, the people play a lot of bets. • This city is very famous because it has got a lot of casinos.
- 12. FLORIDA The flag of Florida. The map of florida. Florida is a state of United States of America. The capital of Florida is Tallahessee. 22/05/12
- 13. DISNEY WORLD The most popular tourist attraction of Florida is Disney World. Disney world is in Orlando city. 22/05/12
- 14. LOS ANGELES Los Angeles is a city of United States of America. Los Angeles is in California state. 22/05/12
- 15. HOLLYWOOD Hollywood is the place of the film stars. In Hollywood there is a stars boulevard, the most popular place of the city. 22/05/12
- 16. Do you enjoy this country? BY: PAULA MAIALEN ALEX