About USA

America is officially known as the United States of America, a federal republic of 50 states, which gained independence in 1783 after gaining sovereignty from the United Kingdom, its capital and political center is Washington, D.C., and the United States of America is characterized by a hot and humid climate in the plains. The southern states, and in the south-west, the weather becomes very hot and very dry during the summer, but in winter, it is mild in the southern states, in the north, north-east, plains, and in the western mountains the weather is often very cold with precipitation Dense snow, low on temperatures that reach freezing

America’s location and geography

Located on the continent of North America, covering 9,161,966 square kilometers of land, 664,709 square kilometers of water, and ranked third largest in the world by area, with a total area of about 9,826,675 square kilometers, bordered by America to the West Pacific Ocean, the East Atlantic, and bordered by Canada along the northern border and Mexico on the southern border, and
A sea tunnel route, overlooking the Kelty Sea, the Irish Sea, and the north overlooking the North Atlantic Ocean. City coordinates extend between ′50°53 north and′25°2 west. Great Britain covers an area of 229,848 km2

Climate of America

U.S. climate depending on latitude and a range of geographical terrain, including mountains and deserts. Generally speaking, on the mainland, the U.S. climate gets warmer as we head south, and it gets drier in the west, all the way to the West Coast.

To the west of the 100 longitude, most of the United States has a cold, semi-dry, cold climate in the upper inland upper western regions, temperatures vary from warm to desert hot in the far southwest of the United States east of the 100 longitude, humid continental climate in the northern regions (locations above latitude 40 north), to a humid mild erratic from the lower Midwest east to the Mid-Atlantic, to a humid tropical submersable subcontinent in the Gulf and South Atlantic regions. The Mediterranean climate prevails along most of the California coast, while South Florida has a tropical savanna climate

America’s Work

The U.S. dollar is the official currency in the United States and is coded as ($), its international abbreviation is USD, and the US dollar is 1 0 cent. It is the most traded currency in the world, it can be traded with all other major currencies, and many countries outside the United States use the US dollar as an informal currency while retaining its official domestic currency.

Language and Religion in America

English is the official language in America and is the most common in the country, with about 82.9% of the American population speaking, while the Spanish-speaking population is estimated at 12.85%, the Chinese-speaking population is estimated at 0.64%, and about 0.9% of the population speaks Native American languages.

About 48.9% of the population professes Christianity, 23% catholic, 2.1% Are Jewish, about 0.8% convert to Islam, 1.8% Mormon, and minorities convert to Buddhism, Sikhism, Hindus, etc.