Second bimester program One nation, many people

Second bimester program
One nation, many people

No two alike

• People of every description
• The Americans, ten opinions
Work and leisure
• Working
• Carereers: yor feelings about working
• Leisure
The land
• Landfor regions
• Natural vegetation regions
• Climate
• Using latitude and longitude
Soething shared
• A free people
• Every persons country

No two alike

The American people come from a hundred backgrounds. They think and live in a thousand ways. They do millions of jobs. Yet they are one people: Americans
People of every description
The people of any nation me be tall, short, thin, heavy, women, men, young, or old. In the united state, the American people are all of these thing and more. Americans may be white, black, Latino, Asian or American Indian. They may be rich or poor, famous or unknown to all but a few.
More than 215 millions people belong to the nation called the uited states of aamerica. No two these people are exactly alike. Even identical twins differ from one another.
Their families and friends can tell them apart by the way they speak, The things they say, and how they say, and how they behave

Homework:

Find the population statistics of the united states
• White Americans
• Black Americans
• Latino Americans
• Asian Americans
• American Indians
• Americans under the age of 14 years
• Americans live in rural areas
• Americans between the age of 15 and 24
• Americans 25 years old or oder

Desarroyo

The United States is compound ethnically for 74,7% (224,1 millions) of white, 12,1% (36,3 millions) Afro-Americans, 4,3% (12,9 millions) Asian and 0,8% (2,4 millions) of Amerindian. People of other races constitute 6,0% (18 millions) and others with two or more races constitute 1,9% (5,7 millions). [34] Another statistic shows to European or descending white people of European, constituting 66,8% (200,4 millions) of the total population, while the Latin population of any race forms 14,5% (43,5 millions) of the total population.

Distribution for age: 0-14 years: 20,1% (men 31.257.108/mujeres 29.889.645)
15-64 years: 67,1% (men 101.825.901/mujeres 102.161.823)
65 years and more: 12,7% (men 16.263.255/mujeres 22.426.914) (2008 est.)