What are the international long-distance access codes and country codes in the United States?

The American international long-distance access code is+1, and the country code is the United States.

The United States of America (English), referred to as "America" for short, is a federal constitutional country composed of Washington, D.C., 50 states, Guam and many other overseas territories.

Its main part is located in central North America. The first edition of the CIA's "World Survey" was from 1989 to 1996. The United States has a total area of 9.373 million square kilometers and a population of 320 million. It is an immigrant country with a common English.

America is a highly developed capitalist country. In the two world wars, the United States and other allies won. After decades of cold war and the disintegration of the Soviet Union, it has become the only superpower at present and is in a leading position in the world in the fields of economy, culture and industry.

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Scenic spots/tourist attractions

White House, 1

It is a white two-story building with Galeries Lafayette Square in the north and Alice Park in the south, facing the towering Washington Monument. In the past, the White House was not white, nor was it called the White House, but called the "Presidential Building" and "Presidential Office". When 1792 was completed, it was a gray sandstone building.

Starting from 1800, this is the place where the American president worked and lived with his family during his tenure. But in the second American-British war in 18 12, British troops invaded Washington. 1865438+On August 24th, 2004, the British army burned down the building, leaving only an empty shelf.

18 17 In order to cover up the traces of burning, President james monroe ordered the gray sand to be coated with a layer of white paint. Since then, this presidential residence has been called the "White House". 190 1 year, US President theodore roosevelt officially named it "White House" and later became synonymous with the US government.

2. Capitol Hill

Capitol hill, also known as the Capitol, refers to the office of the United States Congress. It is located at the top of Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., at the eastern end of National Avenue. Although it is not in the center of DC, it has become the focus of attention because of its special status.

1793, Washington laid the foundation stone for the building himself. After the civil war broke out, some people proposed to stop construction, but President Lincoln insisted on building a 280-foot-high dome. The dome of the Capitol has become the best background for American political news reports on TV. Inside the dome is a magnificent hall that can accommodate two or three thousand people.

3. Museum of Natural History

The American Museum of Natural History is located in Manhattan, new york, opposite the Metropolitan Museum of Art, covering an area of 7 hectares. The combination of Roman and Renaissance styles is the architectural style of the museum, which was completed in 1869.

4. Mount Presidential

Mount Presidential, the full name of Mount Rushmore National Memorial Park and American Presidential Park, is an American Presidential Memorial Park, located near Key Si Tong, South Dakota.

Here are four 60-foot-tall portraits of former American presidents, namely George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, theodore roosevelt and abraham lincoln. These four presidents are considered to represent the history of the United States since the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC) 50 years ago. The whole park covers an area of 1278 mu, and the highest point is 5725 feet above sea level. The park is managed by the National Park Service under the US Department of the Interior.

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