The U.S.A.: Geography, population, government, and national symbols

50 States

Made with Goodnotes50 States HOW MANY STATES: 50 STATES DIVEDED IN : 48,1/1 CAPITAL CITY : WHASHINTON DC. 13 colonies GOVERNMENT : FEDERAL PRESIDENTIAL REPUBLIC. The U.S.A. POPULATION : AROUND 335 MILLION CURRENCY: U.S. DOLLAR $ FLAG : STARS AND STRIPES NATIONAL ANTHEM: THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER OFFICIAL LANGUAGE : ENGLISH (SPANISH)

North America Overview

Made with Goodnotes48 CENTRAL PART OF NORTH AMERICA

Geographical Features

1 ALASKA NORTH OF CANADA 1 HAWAII IN PACIFIC OCEAN

United States Summary

The U. S. A 50 STATES + DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ( federal territory WASHINGTON D.C. capital city where the WHITE HOUSE is GOVERNMENT > FEDERAL PRESIDENTIAL REPUBLIC POPULATION + 335, 893, 238 3rd most populated country in the world after China and India CURRENCY-> United States dollar $ FLAG > STARS and STRIPES = 50 white stars over blue represent the current 50 states, 13 red and white stripes represent the original colonies NATIONAL ANTHEM-> The Star Spangled Banner OFFICIAL LANGUAGE > English (Spanish also spoken)

States of the U.S.A.

Made with GoodnotesNew Hampshire Washington Vermont Massachusetts Maine Montana Dakota del Nord Minnesota Oregon Wisconsin Idaho Dakota del Sud New York Michigan Wyoming Rhode Island lowa Pennsylvania Connecticut Nevada Ohio Utah Illinois Delaware Kansas Missouri Virginia Maryland Kentucky Washington Carolina del Nord Tennessee Virginia Occiden Oklahoma Arizona Nuovo Messico Carolina del Sud Mississippi Georgia Alabama Texas Louisiana Alaska Florida Hawaii apo mi T 100 200 zcokm D Made with Goodnotes Nebraska New Jersey Indiana Colorado California ArkansasE

Alphabetical List of States

Alabama Indiana lowa Nevada Kansas New Hampshire Kentucky Louisiana New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texasy Utah biggest state BIGGEST STATE Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Currency Denominations

Texas CURRENCY .1 7 banknotes have different u.s. presidents on them. .50 . 200 of = penny 05 = nickel 10 = dime 25=quarter

Common Phrases

TYPICAL SAYING GOD BLESS YOU

Original 13 States

The 13 original states were New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. The 13 original states were the first 13 British colonies.

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Additional State Information

1 Alaska Arizona Arkansas California state most populated state Colorado A Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska MOST POPULATED STATE California 40 million GOD BLESS YOU .5 · 10 20Alabama Indiana Nebraska Alaska lowa Nevada Arizona Kansas New Hampshire Arkansas Kentucky New Jersey California Louisiana New Mexico Colorado New York Connecticut Maine Maryland North Carolina Vermont Delaware Massachusetts North Dakota Ohio Virginia Florida Michigan Washington Georgia Minnesota Oklahoma West Virginia Hawaii Mississippi Oregon Wisconsin Idaho Missouri Pennsylvania Wyoming

Currency Details

. 01 penny . 05 nickel dime coins - 25 quarter · 1 . 5 . 10 banknotes have . 20 different U.S. presidents on . 50 them

National Anthem Link

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Founding States

The 13 original states were New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. The 13 original states were the first 13 British colonies.

State Facts

• The most populated State is CA with 39 millions
• The biggest states are TX AK &
• The $ has coins and banknotes Illinois Montana · 10 Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas UtahLAND BORDERS

Geography of the U.S.A.

Water Bodies

James Bay WATER BORDERS 5 GREAT LAKES. 2 LAKE MICHIGAN 2 ND IN THE WORD AFTER THE NILE 3 CALLE HURON 4 LAKE ERIE 5 LALS ONTARIO BETWEEN THEM NIAGARA FALLS

Mountain Ranges

MOUNTAINS 1-APPALACHIAN 2_ ROCKY 3- SIERRA NEVADA 4-CASCADE RANGE

Deserts and Plains

DESERTS : BETWEEN SIERRA AND ROCKY PLAINS: IN THE CENTRAL PART

Peaks and Valleys

PEAK : MOUNT MCKINLEY IN ALASKA DEATH VALLEY : RECORD TEMP. 57C

Rivers

LONGEST RIVER : MISSISSIPPI

Climate Zones

CLIMATE ARTIC IN ALASKA TROPICAL IN HAWAII COLDERIN THE NORTH 2 Made with Goodnotes DRY AND REALLY HOT IN DEATH VALLEY

Map of U.S. Cities and Features

Red Lake Portland MONTANA MINNESOTA Montreal Salem Helena Bismarck Duluth Eugene Fargo Ottawa DAugusta IDAHO Billings 2 Lake Huron 5 Montpeli Portland · Boise / Borab Peak SOUTH DAKOTA St Paul Minneapolis Rapid City ·Pierre Appletono TorontoO Lake Ontario Albany Twin Falls Q Casparo Sioux Falls Milwaukee O Detroit Lansing 0 Sioux City Roskford Cleveland Trenton Sacramento Salt Lake City Cheyenneo Omaha) Davenport Gan Fort Wayne Pittsburgh Philadelphia San Francisco NEVADA Green Denver WWWEST San Jose Great Springfield Indianapolis OHIO Armaholi Basir Kansas City St. Louis 4421 UTAH Pueblo .Springs KANSAS Jefferson City Lexington VIRGINIA Virginia Beach VINO MISSOURI KENTUCKY Santa Mariao Vegas Henderson Colorado Plateu Tulsa ARKANSAS NORTH CAROLINA Santa Ana ARIZONA Memphis Wilmington Forth Smith Little Rock columbia Atlanta SOUTH CAROLINA MISSISSIPPI Birmingham Charleston Tucson o Las Cruces Forth Worth o Dallas GEORGIA El Paso Qdessao Midland TEXAS ALABAMA ATLANTIC OCEAN Tallahassee Pensacola Lafayette O FLORIDA Daytona Beach Houston Orlando Melbourne Tampa St. Petersburg Laredo West MA Palm Beach 8 Everglades Fort Lauderdale Miami Monterrey Nassau GULF OF MEXICO THE BAHAMAS Havana -CUBA 5 LALLE SUPERIOR 82103 WIN 4 4392 Mount Rainier · Yakima at Falls Missouri NORTH DAKOTA Lake Superior MAINE Pendleton O Miles City 3 Burlington OREGON Mord NEW YORK 3861 Boston Grand Rochester & Rapids MICHIGAN Buffal Hartfordo edding IOWA PENNSYLVANIA Battleº Mountain NEBRASKA Cedar Rapids South Bend Harrisburg Carson City Ings Peak INDIANA | Columbus Baltimore Dover fp Oakland Mount E Salinas bp COLORADO º Colorado Topeka Louisville,Frankfort Richrpond CALIFORNIA Arkansa Wichita Springfield Santa Barbara Oxnard Kno ville · Raleigh Nashville Chayotte Los Angeles® 2 Oklahoma City TENNESSEE Chattanooga O Greenville Albuquerque 8 Amarillo San Diegoo · Phoenix Yuma NEW MEXICO Lubbock Macon NORTH Savannah Montgomery Abilene Jackson Pwaco QJacksonville Austig Charles Beaumont New Orleans Rio Grande NORTH MEXICO a Corpus Christi PACIFIC OCEAN Strait of Florida Lime mrtime A Everett( Lake Manitoba Seattle, WASHINGTON Regina Winnipeg Nipigon Olympia Spokane Quebec Gulf of St. Lawrence Bellingham A ner N A D Lake Winnipeg Calgary . Vancouver Columbia St. Lawrence Lake Michigan y Syracuse Providence Great Salt Lake Chicago Toledo New York Reno Des Moines ILLINOIS Lincoln VIRGINIA Cincinnato WASHINGTON Fresno · Charleston A Mount Pitney 3 Evansfre Greensboro Santa F n OKLAHOMA Tijuana® dreamstin Shreveport LOUISIANA Ciudad Juárez Laje Baton Rouge Mobile San Antonio dreamerme Akron Sierra Nevada Madison WISCONSIN Eau Claire WYOMING SUBTROPICAL IN FLORIDA Vancouver Island Rio Grande

Natural Disasters

• HURRICANES ( storm with violent wind common in the Carribeans) the system assigns NAMES in alphabetical order for the year
• TORNADOES ( violently rotating column of air in contact with earth and clouds )
• FLOODING / when rains a lot and rivers flood the earth )
• EARTHQUAKES ( when the earth shakes )
• TSUNAMIS ( water rising because of an earthquake)
• DROUGHT ( when it doesn't rain for a long time )
• WILDFIRES ( forests catch on fire because of drought and storms )

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History Timeline

1. 20.000 YEARS AGO: FIRST PEOPLE CAME TO AMERICA FROM ASIA ACROSS THE FROZEN BERING STRAIT
2. 1492: COLUMBUS ACCIDENTALLY DISCOVERED AMERICA WHICH IS INHABITED BY TRIBES OF NATIVES SUCH AS APACHE, SIOUX, NAVAJO ETC .. THANKS TO FIGHTS AND DISEASES BROUGHT BY EUROPEANS MANY PERISHED
3. 16th- 17th CENTURIES: COLONIZERS FROM SPAIN, FRANCE, ENGLAND, THE NETHERLANDS ARRIVED IN NORTH AMERICA TO BRING CHRISTIANITY AND CIVILIZATION AND EXPLOIT NATURAL RESOURCES
4. 1770: ESTABLISHMENT OF 13 BRITISH COLONIES ON EAST COAST
5. 1776: DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE OF THE U.S. A FROM THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT IN 1783 BRITAIN RECOGNIZED THEM AND IN 1789 WASHINGTON BECAME THE 1St U.S. PRESIDENT
6. 1861-1865: CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS IN THE SOUTH WANTED TO SECEDE FROM THE UNION AND MANTAIN SLAVERY TO CULTIVATE THEIR FIELDS CONFEDERATES DEFEATED AT GETTY SBURG AND ABOLISHMENT OF SLAVERY UNION SOLDIERS IN THE NORTH UNDER THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT LINCOLN FOUGHT TO PRESERVE THE UNION AND END SLAVERY

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1. 1876-1965 JIM CROW LAWS ESTABLISHED RATIAL SEGREGATION OF BLACK AMERICANS. THEIR DISCRIMINATION CAUSED ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DISADVANTAGES
2. 1950s 19605 CIVIL RIGHT MOVEMENT LED BY MARTIN LUTHER KING WHO IN 1963 LED THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON AND DELIVERED HIS SPEECH " I HAVE A DREAM". IN 1964 HE RECEIVED THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE AND IN 1968 HE WAS MURDERED
3. 1917 WWI THE U.S. A. WAS ALLIED WITH BRITAIN, FRANCE AND RUSSIA AGAINST GERMANY AND THEY WON
4. 1929 AND 1930s GREAT DEPRESSION PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PROMOTED THE NEW DEAL, POLICIES TO GET OUT OF THE CRISIS
5. 1941 WW II U. S. A. ENTERS THE WAR AFTER THE JAPANESE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR IN 1945 U.S.A. BOMBS HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI AND THEY HELP DEFEAT NAZY GERMANY
6. 9. 11. 2001 ATTACK TO NY TWIN TOWER AND DECLARATION BY PRESIDENT G.W. BUSH OF THE WAR ON TERROR IN AFGHANISTAN AND LATER IRAQ . SADDAM HUSSEIN (IRAQ) WAS KILLED IN 2006 AND OSAMA BIN LADEN (HEAD OF AL-QUAEDA ) FOUND IN PAKISTAN AND KILLED IN 2011

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Bill of Rights Amendments

First Amendment

• Freedom of speech
• Freedom of the press
• Freedom of religion
• Freedom of assembly
• Right to petition the government

Second Amendment

• Right to bear arms

Third Amendment

• Protection against housing soldiers in civilian homes

Fourth Amendment

• Protection against unreasonable search and seizure
• Protection against the issuing of warrants without probable cause

Fifth Amendment

• Protection against o trial without indictment o double jeopardy o self-incrimination o property seizure

Sixth Amendment

• Right to a speedy trial
• Right to be informed of charges
• Right to be confronted by witnesses
• Right to call witnesses
• Right to a legal counsel

Seventh Amendment

• Right to trial by jury

Eighth Amendment

• Protection against excessive bail o excessive fines o cruel and unusual punishment

Ninth Amendment

• Rights granted in the Constitution shall not infringe on other rights.

Tenth Amendment

• Powers not granted to the Federal Government in the Constitution belong to the states or the people.

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