United States

Regional information

• Population:333.2 million
• Area:9.83 million square kilometers
• Official language:English
• Currency:Dollar
• Capital:Washington

geography

The 48 states and Washington, D.C. are located in central North America, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and Mexico and the Gulf of Mexico to the south. Alaska is located in the northwest of the North American continent, canada in the east, and the Bering Strait and Russia in the west. The state of Hawaii is located in the archipelago of the central Pacific Ocean in Oceania. The United States also has a number of offshore territories and island areas in the Caribbean and Pacific.

climate

The continental United States is located in the northern temperate zone, between 25 degrees and 49 degrees north latitude, most of the region is temperate and subtropical, due to its vast size, complex terrain, and influenced by different air currents, the climate varies greatly from place to place.

Economic profile

The U.S. economy is highly developed, the production scale is huge, the production technology is leading, and the department structure is complete; Agriculture and industry are developed and advanced; Road, railway, water transport, aviation technology and volume are ranked first in the world; The second largest foreign trade in the world; The financial industry is very developed; The economy has long ranked first in the world, with a per capita GDP of nearly 50,000 US dollars, ranking first in countries with a population of more than 50 million (inclusive), and is the most important economy in the world.

welfare

• Healthcare [Only available to seniors over 65 years of age and many people with disabilities]
• Children’s education
• Scholarship mechanism and student loans
• Unemployment benefits
• The government helps find jobs
• Retirement benefits
• Immediate family members benefit

international relations

One of the founding members of the United Nations and a permanent member of the Security Council; Initiated the creation of the North Atlantic Convention, the South-East Asia Convention and the Organization of American States.