Discovering America: A Guide to Understanding the United States

Mar 02, 2025

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Uncover the rich history, diverse culture, and fascinating landmarks of the United States with this comprehensive guide. From iconic monuments to bustling cities, explore the essence of America. Learn about key events, famous individuals, and unique traditions that have shaped the nation. Whether you're a student, traveler, or history enthusiast, this resource provides valuable insights into the land of opportunity.

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Discovering America: A Guide to Understanding the United States

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The United States

The United States. Theodoulou. The U.S., 1945-2003. Theodoulou: “Significant change in the nation’s political institutions has not been accompanied by significant changes in political culture.” “Americans today view politics very similarly to Americans in 1945.”

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The United States

The United States. 4 Key Regions Of the Country. The 48 connected states are called the CONTINENTAL states. About 6,500 square miles of land…. Alaska – 591,004 Square Miles Lower 48 States – 3,021,295 Square Miles. Washington, D.C. is the national capital.

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The United States …

The United States …. An Imperial Power. Isolationism. When George Washington left office, he warned America not to get caught up in “entangling alliances.” In other words, Washington thought it was best if America did not get too involved in Europe.

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The United States

The United States. 1750 - 1919. Involvement in industrialization, the rise of nationalism, imperialism, World War I, and the Treaty of Versailles. Industrialization in the U.S. Working conditions were horrendous with long hours for low wages

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The United States

The United States. The two American flag. 48 stars Former flag. 50 stars New flag. The red and white stripes repesent the first colonies . The capital : Washington D.C. NEW YORK The largest city . Mississippi. Barack Obama. The White House. The family of Barack Obama.

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The United States

The United States. Dani Rodrik SW31/PED-233/Law School 2390 Spring 2013. The Great Recession: progress and prognosis. Mistakes of 1930s avoided (thanks in part to economic ideas) Monetary policy: interest rates to zero + QE Fiscal policy: stimulus did help Bank recapitalization

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The United States

The United States . The Home Front at War. Racial Segregation and the War. 15 million in the armed forces 1 million were African Americans Marine Corps By the end of the war had 17,000 “leathernecks” enlisted Air Force Trained black officers as pilots (80 Distinguished Flying Crosses).

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The United States

The United States. (There are 316 million inhabitatants). The emblem is an eagle. The president is Barack Obama. The president lives in the White H ouse. It is situated in Washington DC. . The capital is Washington DC. The biggest city is New York.

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The United States

The United States. 1870-1914. Reconstruction ended in the last state in 1877 Compromise of 1877 Expansion into the plains created conflict with the Native peoples Dawes Act 1877 proposed to divide tribal land into 160 acre parcels between families. Post Civil War.

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The United States

The United States. By Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Emge, and Mrs. Doxtater. Independence July 4 th 1776 Was Once a colony of Britain Civil War to end slavery Westward expansion caused Indian wars Alaska join and we became 50 states. History.

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The United States

The United States. Constitution. The Constitution…. Lays out the plan for how the American government should work It also explains how “we the people” of America all fit into that plan. It was created ….

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The United States

The United States. Reconstruction and the Gilded Age: 1865-1901. 16. Abraham Lincoln – 1861-1865. April 14, 1865. 17. Andrew Johnson – 1865-1869 . 18. U.S. Grant – 1869-1877. Nathan Bedford Forrest – 1821-1877 . Samuel Tilden – 1814-1886. 19. Rutherford B. Hayes — 1877-1881.

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The United States

The United States. Introduction to Comparative Politics: Chapter 3 Dr. Fernandez. Learning Objectives. Identify the cultural, social and political influences on the development of a weak state

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The United States

The United States. Chapter 6 - Resources and Cities. Essential questions for Section 1. How do our resources relate to our economic success? Why are transportation and communication key to economic development? How does respecting individual freedoms encourage economic growth?.

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The United States

CHAPTER 8. The United States. Section 1: History and Culture Section 2: Regions of the United States Section 3: Geographic Issues. Section 1 History and Culture. Objectives:. What are some important events in the history of the United States?

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The United States

The United States. INTERIOR. NORTHEAST. WEST. MIDWEST. SOUTHWEST. SOUTHEAST. Facts and figures. 50 states, 50 capitals Federal constitutional republic Population > 300 million Capital: Washington, D.C Largest city: NYC, pop. > 8 million. Northeast.

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The United States

The United States. of America. Created by Michelle Ball, Sunnyside. Before America was “America,” many tribes of people lived on and worked the land. Before. When Christopher Columbus arrived in America, he “thought he was in East India” so he called the people “INDIANS.”.

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The United States

The United States. A Case Study. Definitions to Remember. Sustainable prosperity- Corporate globalization-. Economic Systems. Free market system- Communist system-. Post WWII. The government and companies were concerned that a similar situation to the end of WWI would happen again

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The United States

The United States. Preview Section 1: History and Culture Section 2: Regions of the United States Section 3: Geographic Issues Chapter Wrap-Up. Section 1: History and Culture. Read to Discover What are some important events in the history of the United States?

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The United States

The United States. United States Fun Facts. Land Size & Population Religion Government War Economy Immigration. Land Size & Population. 3 rd largest c ountry Area: 3.6 m illion square miles Population: 314 million in 2012. Religion. Most Believe in God Over 51% Protestant

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The United States

The United States. Regions. The Northeast. New England States. Mid Atlantic States. Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont. Delaware Maryland New Jersey New York Pennsylvania. New England States. States & Capitals. Connecticut – Hartford

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Learning the United States

The United States of America. Learning the United States. Menu. To see more information about the slide show and learn how to get around. To start the slide show. To select only the states you want to visit. To visit the Question and Answer section. The United States of America. Return

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