United States of America

Geographical location: North America

Size: 50 states and the District of Columbia

Bordering countries: Canada in the north; Mexico in the south

Landscape: Diverse, with mountain ranges, deserts, forests, and beaches

Climate: Ranges from arid deserts to humid tropical environments

Population: More than 330 million people

Capital city: Washington, D.C.

Other important cities: New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago

Language: English, but numerous languages are spoken

Currency: US dollar

Cuisine: Influenced by European, African, and Asian cultures; famous dishes include hamburgers, hot dogs, and apple pie

Music: Music styles like jazz, hip hop, and rock originated in the US. Renowned musicians include Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, and Beyoncé.

Famous tourist attractions: Grand Canyon, Statue of Liberty, and Disneyland; historical landmarks like Independence Hall and the Lincoln Memorial

Interesting historical facts: Thirteen colonies declared independence in 1776 from Britain; played a crucial role in both world wars, emerging as a superpower after World War II