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Welcome to the United States of America

History:

The United States is a constitutional country on the North American continent, with fifty states and one federal region. After the American colony seceded from its motherland in 1776, the United States was recognized as a new nation. During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, 37 new states were added to 13 indigenous states, throughout North America and other regions abroad. There are two troubled experiences in American history: The Civil War (1861-1865) and the Great Depression (1930). After the victory of World War, I and World War II, the United States remained the most powerful country in the world. The American economy has been growing steadily, with low unemployment, inflation and rapid technological progress.

Economy:

GDP per capita. The US population in 2007 was about $ 46,000, 12% lower than the poverty line (according to global CIA information), and the United States is the world’s most powerful economy in terms of economy and technology. A significant increase in productivity will stimulate GDP growth. Many companies in the United States are advanced, especially in computers, space travel, medical technology, and military equipment. The United States attracts many immigrants from all over the world, and the United States remains the most densely populated country compared to other industrialized countries. All increases in family income increased steadily by 20% of families. All of these reasons together explain the country’s tax situation, which provides international students with a good development space and promotes their professional development.

Climate:

Because the United States is a big country, weather conditions vary from place to place. Most of the country has a temperate climate. Usually, the southern and western parts of the country are hotter than others, and summers are particularly hot. The eastern and northern hemispheres are cold and snowy in winter and very suitable in summer. Areas like Hawaii and Florida have a tropical climate, which freezes in the vicinity of Alaska, semi-arid in the Great Plains or western Mississippi, and dries up in large basins in the southwest. International students must be prepared before the weather changes.

Culture:

“The United States is the most popular destination for students looking for the best education abroad and planning for rapid professional development.” Indeed, it offers a wide range of disciplines, high-quality education, and great opportunities, attracting students from all over the world. Students can choose from over 3,800 universities available in the United States and offer a variety of educational programs. The United States offers many advantages to international students, such as well-known educational institutions around the world, different cities, beautiful natural parks, different activities, and a multicultural population.