What kind of country is America? Is it really a dream country? Thank god, help me.

1. Country name: United States of America, abbreviated as United States, abbreviated as U.S.A. USA. The United States is sometimes called America, abbreviated as (the)US or US. 2. National Flag: The Stars and Stripes consists of 13 red and white stripes and 50 white stars, with a blue background, symbolizing the 50 states of the United States. Language: American English, now called American English, is somewhat different from British English in pronunciation and spelling. National anthem: the song of the stars and stripes, also known as the home of the brave. 5. Currency: USD, the basic unit is USD. 6. National flower: rose, symbolizing beauty, enthusiasm and love. 7. Capital: Washington, DC. Political parties: There are two major political parties, namely, the Democratic Party (House of Representatives) and the Democratic Party (Democratic Party). Traditional festivals: mainly Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Easter, etc. 10. Sports activities: Americans like sports. The main sports are baseball, American football, basketball and swimming. I know almost everything about this, so consider it nonsense. Introduce what you don't know: although the history of the United States is not long, it is very distinctive and the historical materials are relatively complete. Read American websites and choose the following topics as your window to learn about American history. Each window itself is a website. If you want to know more about each window, please click with the mouse to take you to a specific web page for vertical and horizontal browsing. Http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/amex/presidents/ wants to know a family, it is best to know its parents first. To understand the United States, it is best to look at the archives of American presidents. Henry adams, a senior American historian, described the United States as a ship, and the president was the captain. David McCoff, winner of the Putz Prize for Literature, believes that since Washington, the first president of the United States, every president is like a link in a long chain, and each link is different. From the window of the President's Office in the 20th century, we can see the history of contemporary America-wars, economic difficulties, women's rights and racial issues: where are our successes and failures. The presidential record reviews all the presidential figures in the twentieth century. The president featured selected chapters of the president's public speech, revealing the political views and positions of eight American presidents; Information gathering can take readers to other websites about American presidents. The homepage of the first lady of the United States http://www2.whitehouse.gov/wh/slip/firstladies/html/firstladies.html/Here you can learn about the United States through the unique window of the first family of the United States. Before you visit the White House, you'd better browse this webpage. The frequent change of owners in the White House and the unique traces left by each first family reflect the growth track of the United States in each special era. Visiting the White House is free. The opening hours are from Tuesday to Saturday morning 10 to noon 12, and it is closed to the public on Sundays and Mondays. Occasionally, the White House will be closed for major events, but you can see the notice in advance through this website to avoid turning the corner. The original document of http://www.nara.gov/exhall/originals/original.html in the National Archives of the United States is a historical relic. It is a combination of lost history and modern society. The U.S. government has collected some original materials with recognized preservation value in American history for protection and public browsing. What you see here is the information currently displayed in the archives in Washington, DC, USA. Http://www.law.ou.edu/hist/, is an American historical document, which is an online historical archive established by the University of Oklahoma Law Center. The advantage of this kind of archiving is that it is easy to find information. All important documents in American history are arranged in chronological order. If you want to find an American event, it is very easy to find it here as long as you know the approximate age. How did the capital of Washington come from http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/kids/html/his_2.html1In the late 7th century, Americans began to consider choosing a city as the capital. At that time, many people advocated choosing new york as a big city, and quite a few people thought that Philadelphia should be chosen as the capital. At that time, George Washington, the first president of the United States, chose the Potomac River, which was still desolate at the junction of the northern and southern States. This is the origin of the American capital, which was later called Columbia in Washington. Pierre Longfonte, a French urban designer, designed Washington New Town. He designed the Capitol on one hillside and the presidential residence (later renamed the White House) on another hillside. Longfonte has many urban design and planning schemes, but he later lost his job because he didn't agree with local ideas. The layout of streets and highways seen in Washington today was built by two urban planners Anjou Ilir and Benjamin Banneker according to the drawings and plans left by Longfonte. Before the development, the capital of Washington was a swamp. Wild boars run everywhere, mosquitoes bite everywhere, and malaria is rampant. After development, it was beyond recognition. The Story of Building the Capitol http://www.lcweb.loc.gov/exhibits/us.capitol/s0.html In Washington, DC, the most magnificent building is probably the United States Capitol. The building broke ground at 179 1. 1800 When Congress first met in the building, the building was not fully built. It took thirty-four years, during which six presidents and six architects were changed. Alice Island Immigration Center http://cmpl.ucr.edu/exhibitions/immigration_id.html is located in the northeast corner of bustling Manhattan, New York, in the middle reaches of the Hassan River. There is an island called Alice Island. /kloc-In the 20th century, the island was the only way for new immigrants to come to the United States. At that time, people from all over the world who yearned for economic and religious freedom flocked to the new world of America. Foreigners who come to the United States have to go through strict inspections on this island, and most people are lucky enough to flow into every corner of the United States to start a new life. However, a few unfortunate people were repatriated. Some people would rather die than come back. They jumped into the river and were immediately swept away by the rapids. At that time, the American government chose this island as an immigration center because there were natural barriers and it was easy to prevent. This website provides 24 historical photos of Zhang Zhengui and links to related websites of Alice Island Immigration Center. This is a collection of realistic articles, similar to sociologists' papers. The author's name is Jacob August Riis, and it was completed on 1890. From the description of Italian life in new york, the sketch of China City, to the life in cheap inns and slums in new york, and the spread of crime and plague in society at that time, the author made a very detailed report with precious photos. Gold Rush in California, http://www.richmond.edu/~pstohrhu/learn/gold.html.. Did you know that the gold rush in California is not just an American craze? At that time, many gold mines in California, especially in the south, were dug by foreign gold prospectors. China, Chile, Mexico, Ireland, Germany, France and Turkey all participated in the gold rush in California. The purpose of foreigners' gold rush is simple. When they find the gold, they will return to China. Later, there were fewer and fewer gold mines, which caused great dissatisfaction among local people with foreigners. 1850, the California legislature passed a law to levy a monthly tax of $20 on each foreign gold prospector. At that time, it was a considerable sum of money, so many foreigners refused to pay it, and some China people preferred to go back to China. According to written records, many miners in China at that time, in order to prevent bandits, first sent the gold mine to San Francisco, melted it in the middle of an iron pot, and then brought it back to China. This website is a part of American public television, and links to many websites about the California Gold Rush. Http://www.chicagohs.org/fire/ 65438+10.8, the Chicago fire, is a very auspicious day for China people, but it is just the opposite for the older generation in Chicago. 1871010 On October 8th, Chicago was razed to the ground by a fire, and the whole city was almost burned: according to people present at that time, the fire was like a winter snowstorm, except that the snowstorm blew snow, but the fire blew flames. The fire made Chicago people struggle between life and death, spirit and flesh. This page was compiled by the Chicago Historical Society and Northwestern University Foundation.