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The United States was originally settled by Native Americans and later by Europeans like Christopher Columbus and the Pilgrims. It declared independence from Britain in 1776 and has since grown to include 50 states across North America. The country has a federal presidential republic government led by President Barack Obama and is home to over 313 million people. It has a large, diverse economy centered around New York City's Wall Street and has a culture defined by ideals like the American Dream alongside global influences in media, art, and cuisine.
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USA-English
- 1. The United States of America
- 2. History
- 3. Native American and European settlement Christopher Columbus The Mayflowers and Pilgrims
- 4. Independance • Independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain • Declared July 4, 1776 • Recognized September 3, 1783 • Current constitution June 21, 1788
- 6. Geography
- 7. 50 states
- 9. Informations Area: - Total: 9,826,675 km2 Population: - 2012 estimate: 313,281,000 - Density: 33.7/km2 Currency: United States dollar ($)
- 11. Government: Federal presidential constitutional republic • President: Barack Obama • Vice President: Joe Biden • Speaker of the House: John Boehner • Chief Justice: John Roberts Legislature: Congress • Upper house: Senate • Lower house: House of Representatives
- 12. Parties and Ideology • Democratic Party, founded in 1824 • Republican Party, founded in 1854
- 13. Economy
- 14. Bourse Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange
- 15. Economic Indicators • Unemployment: 8.3% (February 2012) • GDP growth: 2.8% (4Q 2011), 1.7%(2011) • CPI inflation: 2.9% (February 2011- February 2012) • Poverty: 15.1% (2010) • Public debt: $15.33 trillion (Feb. 1, 2012)
- 16. Culture
- 18. Cinema / Television / Music
- 19. Litterature and Art Times Square, New York City, Broadway Theater district Arthur Miller
- 20. Food
- 21. Sports