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THE WESTWARD EXPANSION Introduction: In 1783, the United Kingdom declared the American independence. And six years after, in 1789, George Washington became the first president of United States of America. At the same time, the constitution was voted. The westward expansion consist of an appropriation through force of an huge territory, whiwh stretched out in North merica, between Mississippi and the Pacific Ocean. This land, with a progressively colonisation of her estates, the purchases of

Main steps in the ( legal ) Integration of Europe After the second world war, the idea of a peaceful Europe has been developped. It´s the birth of a united Europe. It´s main goal was to guarantee peace, improove the economic situations of the States and the political ones between the States. On the 9 May 1950 The ‘Schuman Declaration’ (which proposed that European integration could ensure peace in Europe through the implementation of the ‘Monnet method’) has been presented by the french

importing the factor of production a country can import goods that make intensive use of the factor of production and are thus embodying the respective factor. An example is the import of labor-intensive goods by the United States from China. Instead of importing Chinese labor the United States is importing goods from China that were produced with Chinese labor. International trade is also a branch of economics, which, together with international finance, forms the larger branch of international economics

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tellement à la traîne en classe du fait de la barrière linguistique qu'ils cessent de venir à l'école. If the current birth rate continues, Hispanics will constitute almost one fifth of the population of the United States by the year 2050. As long as there good paying jobs in the United States, immigrants continue to come. For many Latin Americans, the shortest path to development - a better life - is to migrate to a developed country, so the flow northward is likely to accelerate. current estimates

education, John Ross, with his partner, Timothy Meigs, son of Return Jonathan Meigs, opened a store on the Tennessee River at the site that would become Ross's Landing. In 1809, at the age of 19, John Ross was sent by Col. Return Jonathan Meigs, United States Agent to the Cherokees, on a mission to the Western Cherokees in Arkansas, thus beginning his almost constant service to his Cherokee people. In the fall of 1812, John Ross, acting under the command of Col. Gideon Morgan, served as adjutant

Abraham Lincoln (photo) was a president who has left his mark on the United States history not only because he was involved in the U.S. Civil War but mainly because he is one of the first to have made laws to improve the black slaves' condition at the time when the triangular trade was booming. I- Path in life 1) Childhood Abraham Lincoln was born in a log cabin (photo) in Hardin County, Kentucky (photo), in 1809. He is the son of two uneducated farmers. His father Thomas, a descendant

affected: for example, the USSR was the hardest hit with about 21 million dead, while the United States has been the least affected during the war with 300,000 dead. Destruction are also significant and affect entire regions like the Ruhr, where 70% of buildings were destroyed Some cities were almost wiped out as Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The countries most affected are: the USSR, Italy, Japan, France, the United Kingdom, Germany. But daily life is difficult. In fact, military spending has exacerbated

The health system in the United States appears to be completely different than ours. Indeed, the american system has always been less social than the french one. In our country, we couldn't imagine not being able to be supported by a hospital when we are suffering from certain diseases. In the United States, those kind of situations exist. Indeed, in the USA, some people are not even covered by health insurance. The poorest people are covered by the state thanks to a system called Medicaid

population. Trappers, explorers, emigrants, traders, drivers passed herds, but none stopped. The territory was ceded to the United States in 1848 when the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Treaty. Immediately annexed by the U.S. government, Nevada grew haphazardly around for a few years of mining. With the gold rush, Nevada became a thoroughfare bound to the west coast of the United States. In 1849, Mormon settlers, from Salt Lake City, had founded a trading post in the Carson River valley. Subsequently, the