People living in America arrive from many countries. Americans come from all around the globe, and their families have many stories about their ancestry, watch the video:
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When planning your summer getaways, there are several wonderful places in the USA to visit. The problem you may have is which place to choose.
The United States has seen the foreign-born population continue to increase in size since 1970. Today, the majority of immigrants are from Asia and Latin America. About every one in four children under the age of 18 have at least one foreign-born parent. There are certain areas of the United States that draw immigrants more
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Each state in the United States of America has a different monetary amount needed to live comfortably based on food and housing costs.
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With summer upon us, you are probably thinking about a few getaways with your family. The many choices of destinations, beaches, hopping cities, and mountain resorts, can be daunting.
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About every one in four children under the age of 18 have at least one foreign-born parent. There are certain areas of the United States that draw immigrants more than others.
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The Midwest is starting to join the Silicon Valley and the New York City Metro area for the richest communities in the United States, according to the latest Bloomberg analysis of the 2016 Census data
2 questions were asked to rank the top U.S. metro areas on well-being: Do you get to use your strengths every day and do you enjoy what you do?
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an analysis of information from the U.S. Department of Education has been used to rank high schools across the United States.
Late in the 19th century, America had an influx of immigrants arrive. In 1850, there were 2.5 million immigrants, but in 1910, that number skyrocketed to 13.5 million.