What do you mean by Korean-Americans

Korean-Americans refer to Americans of Korean descent, also known as Korean-Americans, which are divided into Korean-Americans born in the United States and Koreans who later joined the United States.

The surname of the Republic of Korea is Imperial Korea. According to the Japan-Korea merger treaty, the Korean Empire perished and the Korean Peninsula became a Japanese colony. A large number of Koreans began to immigrate to the United States. It is generally believed that the earliest group of Korean immigrants were Korean laborers who went to the Hawaiian sugarcane garden in 1903+03 10. 1965 after the passage of the immigration bill, there are

Korean Americans are mainly distributed in California, new york, Texas, Washington, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia. Los Angeles is the largest Korean settlement outside the Korean peninsula.

Agriculture and industry in the United States;

The United States is one of the largest exporters of agricultural products in the world. The main agricultural products include corn, wheat, sugar and tobacco. The amazing agricultural output of the central and western plains makes it known as the granary of the world. The United States produces 50% of the world's corn, 20% of oats, 65,438+05% of chicken, pork, cotton, tobacco and wheat.

The United States has vigorously optimized the industrial structure, implemented the strategy of re-industrialization, revitalized the real economy, and promoted the return of manufacturing. American industrial production has remained stable, high-tech industries such as information and biology have developed rapidly, and new progress has been made in transforming traditional industries with high technology. Under the background of COVID-19 epidemic, American industrial production will shrink by 3.6% in 2020.

The main industrial products in the United States are automobiles, aviation equipment, computers, electronic and communication equipment, steel, petroleum products, fertilizers, cement, plastics, newsprint and machinery.