Maps of the US
In 1513, Spanish adventurer Juan Ponce de Leon surveyed Florida. He anchored at St. Augustine, trying to find the Fountain of Youth. It is the oldest city in the continental U.S. Declared as a Spanish land, Ce was established in 1565. That’s a whole 42 years before Jamestown in Virginia. It’s 55 years before the Pilgrims anchored at Plymouth Rock.
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Since opening its first international unit in Tokyo, Starbucks has spilled out into 80 nations in just a quarter-century. It now boasts over 32,000 stores across the world. In the fast-food ranks, Starbucks is the second largest fast-food chain after McDonald’s, and it depends on its store-to-store consistency even more.
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The best place to watch a sunrise is at the famous Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia, and 10,404 mentions in the reviews of this landmark would attest to that. 8 out of 10 best places for sunrise fans are in Asia and Oceania. The best place for watching a sunset in the world is Mallory Square in Key West, Florida, with 9,811 mentions of sunset in the Tripadvisor reviews.
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The term Latin Americans refer to areas in the Americas ruled by the Spanish, Portuguese, and French empires formed in the 19th century doesn’t have a precise definition. Today, this term is typically used to describe South America, Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean islands.
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Receptionists are the most loved occupation in the United States and the United Kingdom. Correspondingly, only 5% and 15% of Tweets about Receptionists were negative in the United States and the United Kingdom.
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Ever wondered what America was really like when the country declared independence? Forget what you learned in history class – the real story is way more interesting. Picture New York City smaller than modern-day Ithaca, Philadelphia’s epic coffee house scene, and news so slow that some Georgians didn’t hear about independence until August! Dive into the fascinating world of 1776 America, where most people never traveled more than 20 miles from home and our biggest city was smaller than today’s Boca Raton.
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In the United States, the longest life expectancy in states Hawaii (82.3), California (81.7), and New York (81.4), while life expectancy in Mississippi (74.9), American Samoa (74.8), and West Virginia (74.8) are the shortest across the nation.
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In the United States, 93% of people consume pizza each month. According to the estimates, Americans eat an average of 46 slices every year. Just below half of all U.S. citizens, or 40 percent, consume pizza weekly.
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Yahoo rated number one and is the most visited news website in the United States in November 2021, accompanied by CNN as the runner-up, and MSN ranking at third place as the leaders of the news websites in the U.S.
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There were 1.195 million active-duty militaries and over 778 thousand reserve forces. Total active-duty members for the five armed services were 426,624 for the Army, 306,272 for the Navy, 147,846 for the Marine Corps, 275,298 for the Air Force Force, and 39,029 for the Coast Guard.
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