94+ Intersting Facts About America [USA] | Some Interesting Facts Related To America That Will Amaze You

 America [USA]

Today we are going to tell you about some interesting facts related to America in this blog, which you will also be surprised to read and believe me, you will definitely share this post with others, this post will also increase your knowledge. Read all the facts carefully.

Amazing Facts about USA: Special Things Related To America That You Did Not Know:

The most beautiful and tall girls in the world are found in America. Along with this, the lips of girls appear small and beautiful here.


America's fashion ranks first in the world, followed by Britain and Japan.


Biden, the current president of the United States, is the oldest president ever.


Only 23% of people in America live in villages.


In the US in 2016, people with heavy bodies were found to be only 9%.


Sex is not very common in America.


Former US President Donald Trump is considered the most voted president.

The word "Fack News" went all over the world because of former US President Donald Trump, the reason for this was that he used this word a lot during his tenure.


There are still such tribes in America that live in the forest and no common citizen is allowed to go there.


In the year 1811, due to an earthquake in America, the Mississippi River of North America started flowing in the opposite direction.


Most people in America are atheists because they believe in hard work.


Most babies in America are born in August and October.


American people always do good morning with smiling face.


The people of America remain awake in the matter of maximum fitness.


Countries like Japan and China still could not make technology like America.


America and Rose's questions have always been bad, no matter how many times attempts have been made to improve them, they have not been successful.


There are about 132 rooms in the White House and the White House is the residence of the President of America.


In America, you can drive a car from the age of 16.


On average, 800 cyclones hit the US every year.


Every year 85 million tons of paper is used in America.


In 1950, 5% of all US newborns were born to unmarried parents.


Atlanta International Airport is the busiest airport in the world.


"The Statue of Liberty" was gifted by France to America in 1884.


 The population of America country is 4.3% of the total population of the world. Whereas America is one of the most developed countries.


The name of the highest mountain peak is Mount McKinnell. Its height is 6,194 meters and it is in America.


The first capital of America was New York but later its capital was changed to Washington DC.


In America, you can buy alcohol when you are 21 years old.


The country of America is also called the father of technology.


The most populous city is "New York" followed by "Chicago" and "Los Angeles".


America's Air Force is the largest air force in the world, while America's Navy is the second largest Navy in the world.


In America, from the age of 18, one can own a pistol and vote.


The first coin in America was introduced in 1794, this coin was made of silver.


FAQs

Q: - When did Europeans start settling in America?

A: - Settlement of European people in America started here in the 16th century.


Q:- When did the United States emerge in the East Coast with 13 British colonies?

A:- After the 16th century, the United States emerged in the East Coast with 13 British colonies.


Q:- Who discovered North America?

A:- North America was discovered by Columbus in 1492


Q:- After whom is North America named?

A:- North America was named after the adventurous traveler named Amerigo Wispucci.


Q:- What are the names of the five lakes of North America?

A: - The group of five lakes of North America "Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, Ontario" is called Great Lakes


Q: What is the name of the first black president of the United States?


A:- Democratic Senator Barack Obama became the first black President of the United States. ( November 2008 )


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