Question

Musze napisać o wybranym stanie z Ameryki po ANGIELSKU !!

-jak się nazywa
-gdzie się znajduję
-jaki jest jego symbol
-ilu ludzi tam mieszka
-co ciekawego można tam zwiedzić .

Nie musi być długie, tylko po ANGIELSKU !
musi to być STAN z AMERYKI !
Stan to może być dowolny tylko z Ameryki.
Sami wybierzcie ;)
I to klasa 6 jest .

Answer 1

To jest tak
Jak coś się nie podoba twoja strata...


United states of america with 50 – state union compound < lodge > state< present >, in 48 so called continental it state < present > and alaska present state it present continental from area of canada - separated remaining < survivor > - and hawaii state , on islands put Hawajskich. Metropolitan district has been given off district of colombia in 1791 year additional , including capital USA - washington. All states with exception of alaska USA county It is 3 048 - . Structura bases and constitution of united states defines from year in 1789 distribution of territorial united states 1787, in lats about 27 corrections 1795 – 1992 implemented. Owing to political conversions, they were performed that on today's area from for USA XVIII XX century, individual states differ for union date of accession. It existed in half XVIII century thirteen american colonies only, which have built foundations of today's union states. There were connecticut, delaware, georgia, south carolina, northern carolina, maryland, massachusetts, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, pennsylvania, Rhode Island and virginia. They counted in amount one and a half million of inhabitant near.

Stany Zjednoczone Ameryki – państwo związkowe złożone z 50 stanów, w tym 48 tzw. stanów kontynentalnych oraz stanu Alaska - oddzielonego od pozostałych stanów kontynentalnych obszarem Kanady - i stanu Hawaje, położonego na wyspach Hawajskich. W 1791 roku wydzielony został dodatkowo okręg stołeczny (Dystrykt Kolumbii), obejmujący stolicę USA - Waszyngton.
Wszystkie stany USA (z wyjątkiem Alaski i Luizjany) dzielą się na hrabstwa (ang. county) - jest ich 3 048.

Podstawy ustrojowe i podziału terytorialnego Stanów Zjednoczonych określa Konstytucja Stanów Zjednoczonych z roku 1787 (ratyfikowana w 1789), w latach 1795–1992 uzupełniona o 27 poprawek. Wskutek przemian politycznych, jakie dokonywały się na obszarze dzisiejszego USA od XVIII do XX wieku, poszczególne stany różnią się datą wstąpienia do unii.
W połowie XVIII wieku istniało tylko trzynaście kolonii amerykańskich, które utworzyły podwaliny dzisiejszego państwa związkowego. Były to: Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Karolina Południowa, Karolina Północna, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Nowy Jork, Pensylwania, Rhode Island i Wirginia. Liczyły one w sumie około półtora miliona mieszkańców.

Answer 2

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