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United States of America

Inglese potenziato III NF

History

Pre-columbian civilizations

The discovery of America

History

The new colonies

Society

Immigration & Activism

Culture

American Heroes & Pop Culture

Geography

Overview of the States

History

history

The discovery of america

America is a continent! Before Columbus arrived, the Americas were home to diverse and advanced civilizations. These societies had rich cultures, complex social structures, and significant achievements in various fields.Numerous Indigenous peoples inhabited North and South America, each with unique languages and traditions. They developed a deep connection with the land, utilizing natural resources sustainably and fostering a range of social structures from nomadic to settled communities.Civilizations such as the Maya and Aztec flourished in the Americas. The Maya were known for their advancements in mathematics and astronomy, while the Aztec empire excelled in agriculture and architecture.

history

the american continent

In 1492, Columbus set sail across the Atlantic Ocean, sponsored by Spain. He aimed to find a direct route to Asia but instead landed in the Bahamas, mistaking them for the East Indies. This voyage started the European exploration and colonization of the Americas.The arrival of Columbus and subsequent Europeans drastically affected Indigenous populations. Initial contact included trade and cooperation, but soon led to conflict, exploitation, and devastating diseases, drastically reducing indigenous populations across the Americas.

European nations sought new resources, wealth, and land. Religious freedom also motivated settlers, particularly in the case of Pilgrims and Puritans fleeing persecution.

The New World presented great opportunities for European powers. They sought gold, land, and resources, leading to further expeditions and settlements. Therefore, they created colonies in the new continent.

history

the new colonies

The English colonies in North America did not want to stay under British control. In 1773, they started a revolution, which they won in 1783, creating the United States. Only Canada stayed with Britain. This inspired the colonies in South America to fight for their freedom, too. By 1825, most South American countries were independent, but many struggled with poverty, political problems, and inequality, with rich landowners treating poor farmers unfairly. In North America, indigenous were often killed or forced onto reservations, which were controlled areas. In the 1800s, the United States grew and moved west (towards the far west). It developed quickly, adding new states and becoming politically stable.

history

the united states

The States gradually conquered the rest of the territory.A major event to remember is the Civil War between the Northern and the Southern States (1861-65).This dramatic phase of U.S. history ended with the total defeat of the South and the final abolition of slavery (1865).

There are 50 States in the US. Over the 19th and 20th century, the US became one of the most influential countries of the world.

geography

society

  • Hispanic influence in the USA

  • Racism and activism

American (pop) culture

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  1. American football
  2. American music
  3. American Presidents
  4. Black Lives Matter
  5. The American Dream
  6. Hollywood
  7. National Parks
  8. American Celebrations
  9. American (fast) food
  10. New York
  11. American baseball/Basketball

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