"United States" Countries in the Western Hemisphere PPT Courseware 3

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"United States" Countries in the Western Hemisphere PPT Courseware 3

How much do you know about the situation in the United States?

Which classmate can tell us something?

Introduction to the United States

Country name: The United States of America.

Area: 9.37 million square kilometers (local area), ranking fourth in the world.

Population: 283 million. Among them, white people account for 83.4% and black people account for 12.4%.

Languages: English (mainly), Spanish (some minorities)

Religion: 57% of the residents believe in Protestant Christianity, 28% believe in Catholicism, 2% believe in Judaism, 4% believe in other religions, and 9% do not belong to any denomination. (1989)

Capital: Washington

Can you tell what the American flag means?

Flag: Stars and Stripes. The main body consists of 13 wide red and white stripes, 7 red stripes and 6 white stripes; the upper left corner of the flag is a blue rectangle with 50 white five-pointed stars arranged in 9 rows. Red symbolizes strength and courage, white represents purity and innocence, and blue symbolizes vigilance, perseverance and justice. The 13 wide bars represent the 13 states that first launched and won the War of Independence, and the 50 five-pointed stars represent the number of states in the United States of America.

National anthem: "The Star-Spangled Banner" ("the star-spangled banner" was once translated as "The Star-Spangled Banner"). The lyrics are about an American lawyer who saw the Star-Spangled Banner through the smoke on the battlefield during the Anglo-American war after it was shelled by the British army. It was written on the spot with great emotion while still flying high in the sky above the fortress. The music score is the famous masterpiece of "King of March" Sousa. "The Star-Spangled Banner" was officially designated as the national anthem by the U.S. Congress in 1931.

National flower: the rose, which symbolizes beauty, fragrance, passion and love.

National stone: sapphire

1. The largest country of immigrants

In 2001, the United States had a population of 283 million. Indians are the indigenous inhabitants of the United States. The unified American nation was gradually formed over a period of nearly 200 years.

Chinese and Overseas Chinese P80

There are approximately 1.6 million overseas Chinese in the United States, and they are widely distributed. There are outstanding Chinese representatives from all walks of life.

San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles are among the cities with the highest concentrations of Chinese in the United States.

Terrain - mainly plains

Outline supplement:

Distributed in north-south rows

The plain area is vast, accounting for more than half of the country's total area.

High mountains in the west, plains in the center, and low mountains in the east

Mississippi River

The Mississippi River originates in Lake Itasca, west of Lake Superior. The west bank tributary, the Missouri River, originates in the Rocky Mountain foothills. Its drainage basin covers almost all of the Appalachians and Rocky Mountains, running through the central Great Plains. It is the fourth longest river in the world.

The Mississippi River is very beneficial to agricultural irrigation. The entire Mississippi River basin is the most developed area for agriculture and animal husbandry in the United States. It is a professional production area for the dairy belt, wheat belt, corn belt, cotton and other belts in the United States. At the same time, the Mississippi River's shipping value is also great, and it is one of the most developed water systems in the world.

natural environment

Location: Hemisphere - Western Hemisphere Northern Hemisphere

Sea and land - The main body is bounded by the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Canada to the north, Mexico to the south, and the Gulf of Mexico to the southeast.

Scope: Main part (48 states + 1 special zone) Alaska, Hawaii

Terrain: Mainly plains

Three major terrain regions: Rocky Mountains, Central Plains, and Appalachian Mountains

Climate: Mainly temperate continental climate

Rivers and Lakes: Mississippi River—the fourth longest river in the world

Great Lakes—the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world

Lake Superior—the largest freshwater lake in the world

Mountains: Cordillera - the world's largest mountain system, the Rockies and the Sierra Nevada

cultural environment

Population: over 100 million, mainly Caucasian

Agriculture: Characteristics—mechanization and specialization

Six major agricultural belts—corn belt, wheat belt, cotton belt, dairy belt,

Livestock and irrigated agriculture zone, subtropical crop zone

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