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1 United States of America By: Leslie Patterson

2 North America –50 states –300 million people –3.79 million square miles Taiwan: –22 million people –21 thousand square miles United States of America

3 Texas –Lone Star State –2 nd Largest United States of America

4 Discovery of America Christopher Columbus landed in 1492 The Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria United States of America

5 The Capital-Washington DC Democratic Nation 1 st President: George Washington United States of America

6 Independence Day July 4, 1776 Defeated Great Britain Declaration of Independence

7 1860 Slavery Emancipation proclamation American Civil War

8 Today… Very diverse culturally. Constantly growing and changing. Still strive for freedom and liberty for all. United States of America

9 Worlds Largest Ball of Twine National Monuments Mount Rushmore

10 Yellowstone National Park National Monuments Niagra Falls

11 The END

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