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جاهز باللغة الانجليزي كتابة انشاء عبارات حكم اقوال تعبير بالانجليزي
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حول الحياة والعادات والتقاليد فى لمحة تعريفية
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انجليزي عن اي دوله معلومات
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Introduction
The
United States, translated "The United States" is the union of
fifty-one states (48 are adjacent and form the Mainland), located in North
America.
Territory
of the United States
They
are also composed of 14 island territories located mainly in the Pacific Ocean
and the Caribbean Sea.
Framed
by the Pacific Ocean in the East and the Atlantic Ocean in the West, they are
bordered by two neighboring countries: North by Canada and South by Mexico.
The
current diplomatic regime is based on a federal constitutional republic: A
presidential regime, whose current president is Barack Obama.
The
United States by their history, and their constitution, are influenced by
multiculturalism.
We
find there are several ethnic groups: a large Hispanic population (52 million
people) mainly in the Southeast, a black population (43.9 million people) in
the south, but also Asian more present on the west coast. Today, 50.4% of
children under one year of age are from an ethnic minority.
The
minority population represents 36.1% of the population with more than 114
million individuals.
We
also find, more than 337 languages present on the territory.
However, despite not being recognized at the federal level, English stands out
as the official language (28 out of 50 states). Moreover, in a plurality of
states, a second official language is
recognized: we can quote the Hawaiian for Hawaii, but also the Spanish in
Puerto Rico ...
It
is estimated today that most of the population speak English more or less well.
However official documents are available in 6 languages: English (97% of the
population), Spanish (12.8% of the population), Korean, Chinese but also,
Vietnamese and Tagalog.
The
flag of the United States is nicknamed the "Stars and Stripes" which
literally means "stars and bands". This one describing the essence of
the flag at least in its physical form. It consists of 13 alternately white and
then red bands, representing the 13 founding states of the United States.
Initially, the number of stars was also corresponding, now we find 50 stars for
the 50 states present in this union. This modification is the new official
version of the flag since July 4, 1960, following the integration of the 50th
integrated state on August 21, 1959: Hawaii.
However,
it should be noted that this flag represents the union of states, but also the
country through the symbolism of freedom, the constitution and democracy.
However each federal state holds its own flag.
The
official currency of the United States is the US dollar. Symbolized by $ and
its ISO code is "USD". The dollar, besides being the official currency
in the US, is also present in 13 countries.
Finally,
to talk about demographics, we find 318,299 million inhabitants, according to
an estimate from INED (National Institute of Demographic Studies) dated 2013.
This being strongly accentuated by the high migration rate and a rate high
birth rate (2.08 children per woman).
Annual
growth is estimated at 0.9%. The HDI of 0.937 is one of the best in the world
since the United States is ranked 3rd in 2012, having gained a place since 2011
(+ 0.003 points).
economic
and financial:
In
order to appreciate and evaluate the country's economic and financial risks,
here are some key figures:
•
GDP per capita: $ 49,965 ($ 15.68 trillion) in 2012
•
The GDP growth rate: 2.2% in 2012
•
The annual inflation rate: 2.2% in 2012
•
The budget balance (in% of GDP): -7% in 2012 (it was 8.7% in 2011)
•
The current balance (in% of GDP): -3.1% in 2012.
•
External debt (in% of GDP): $ 16 233 billion, 103.6% of GDP.
•
The trade balance: -3.79 in 2011 and -4.37 in 2012: the trade balance is
exports - imports
•
The stability of the exchange rate: in fall July 2012 0.7795, January 2013
0.7573 and July 2013 0.7550
Geological
risks:
First
of all, let's define a geological risk: "a geological risk is a risk that
can lead to an incident or accident, linked to the nature of the terrain".
There
are two types of risks:
•
Risks of natural origin: which come mainly from the ground, slips, swelling of
clay, settlement, which are of a slow nature. Added to this are rapid risks
such as earthquakes (which we will see more specifically in the second part),
floods, volcanic eruptions.
•
Risks of human origin: are risks that occur as a result of human activity such
as digging mines, but also the construction of dams, the exploitation of gas
and oil.
To
speak more specifically of risks of natural origin, landslides can come either
from a slow evolution in time, or from a heavy rain. We can therefore say that
this risk is difficult to measure but nevertheless, present.
a)
Volcanic risks:
As
for the volcanic risks, excessive and unpredictable. Today, we estimate that
500 million people are at risk.
We
can therefore estimate that the risk can be strong for the United States.
Indeed, they hold six of the ten most dangerous volcanoes in the world on the
territory: Mount Rainier, Saint Helen, Mount Baker, Augustine on the territory
of the United States, and two in Hawaii Mauna Loa and Kilauea.
In
addition, we can also note the presence of one of the largest volcanoes in the
US National Park Yellowstone, a sea of magma 1200 square meters since
it would explode on average every 600 000 years, and currently it is more than
640 000 years that he is asleep.
b)
The risks of tornadoes:
We
will add a note on the risk of tornadoes in the United States.
They
hold the record of tornadoes that sometimes prove deadly, and catastrophic for
the populations. Indeed, there are between 700 and 1200 tornadoes a year, some
of which have catastrophic consequences: destruction of buildings, deaths ...
The
most affected states are Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa,
Missouri, Illinois, South Dakota and Louisiana.
B
/ Seismic risks:
First
of all, remember what a seismic risk is: "a seismic risk is the
probability of occurrence of an earthquake". It is a geological hazard and
to cope with this, seismic constructions have been developed to reduce the
impact on the property but also on the populations. Every country is at risk,
however the probability is very uneven depending on the area where the country
is located.
Indeed,
the closer we are to a plate limit, the bigger it is.
Conclusion:
We
have seen in this essay that the United States is still the world's largest
power today. Its soft power is particularly illustrated thanks to the place of
English which is today essential in the whole world but especially in all
entrepreneurial communications. The United States is the epicenter of a
globalization increasingly present, American films conveying the American way
of life are the most diffused and watched. We can cite for example Pearl Harbor
telling the attack of the American naval base by the Japanese in 1941.
In
addition, the United States is still the leading economic power, they hold a
strong attractiveness, the American dollar is the international currency. Their
Central Bank, the FED influences the global financial market, including the
interest rates of other central banks. In addition, it hosts the main financial
organs, which are the IMF and the World Bank. However, we can question the durability
of this American hegemony. Indeed, many powers are emerging around the world,
China is now the world's largest manufactory, and tends to take the US
position. Brazil is becoming the South American leader.
To
conclude, we can ask ourselves whether tomorrow the United States will be the
world's leading player or whether we are slipping into a world of polycephalic
powers.
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