AMERICAN SUPREMACY IS SACROSANCT

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RISE OF AMERICARISE OF AMERICA First world war-

Isolationalism

Declaration Of War On Germany

Recognition Of U.S As A Powerful Country.

SECOND WORLD WAR AND RECOVERY FROM GREAT

DEPRESSION.

COLD WAR(1945-1991)FALL OF USSR

SOURCE-

http://www.firstworldwar.com/usnavy_gill.htmlLUV-55


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AMERICAS POLITICAL

SYSTEM

U.S Has A Federal System-individual States Each With Its Own

Government, and A Central Federal Or National Government.

Powers Are Distributed Between State And Central

Government.

National Government Is Divided Into 3 Parts-legislative Branch,

executive Branch And Judicial Branch.

SOURCE-

www.rogerdarlington.me.uk/Americanpoliticalsystem.htmlLUV-55


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AMERICAS POLITICAL

SYSTEM

Members Are Selected By The Public Or The

Population Of The Country.

These 538 Members Then Elect The President.

The President Is Elected For A Fixed Term Of

Four Years And May Serve A Maximum Of TwoTerm.

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SOURCE-

www.rogerdarlington.me.uk/Americanpoliticalsystem.

html


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AMERICAS POLITICAL

SYSTEM

Two Main Political Parties-democratic And

Republic. Only Country 2 Have 2 Party System.

Delegates Are Appointed By Each Party To Every

State. These Delegates Select Their Own Party

Representative Which Then Competes With Other

Partys Representative For The Post Of The

President.SOURCE-

www.rogerdarlington.me.uk/Americanpoliticalsystem.

htmlLUV-55


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AMERICAS MILITARY STRENGTH

USA CHINA RUSSIA INDIA

Defense

Budget

$515,400,000,000 $59,000,000,000 $43,200,000,

000

$32,350,000,

000

Navy Ships 1559 760 526 143

Aircrafts 18169 1900 3888 1007

Destroyers 50 21 15 8

Helicopters 4593 491 2652 240

Serviceable

Airports

14947 461 1260 346

Aircraft

Carriers

11 1 1 0

Submarines 75 68 61 18

Sources: US Library of Congress; Central

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AMERICAS MILITARY

STRENGTH

History of the United States armed forces-1975.

The U.S. military is one of the largest militaries

in terms of number of personnel.

The U.S. spends about $664 billion per year on

its military, constituting approximately 40

percent of world military expenditures.


Intelligence Agency

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AMERICAS MILITARY

STRENGTH U.S. armed forces are stationed at more than 820

installations in at least 135 countries.

Some of the largest contingents are the 142,000

military personnel in Iraq, the 56,200 in Germany the

33,122 in Japan (USFJ), 28,500 in Republic of Korea

(USFK), 31,100 in Afghanistan and approximately 9,700

each in Italy and the United Kingdom.


Intelligence Agency

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USA CONTRIBUTION IN

TECHNOLOGY

Silicon Valley Host to the biggest Technology companiesin the world

Host to most of the biggest software and chipmanufacturing companies in the world.

Google : Dominates the global search engine market with around

86% of market share.

Fortune magazine's best place to work in.

Has got around 150 domains in the Internet space.

Intel :

World's largest semiconductor chip maker has got over76% market share.

SOURCE-

marketshare.hitslink.com/-market-share.aspx GOPALKRISHNA-56


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USA CONTRIBUTION IN

EDUCATION

US is the host to top Universities of the world.

6 out of top 10, 13 out of top 20 and 32 out of top 100Universities of the world belong to US.

US has got over 14 million higher education students - thehighest in the world.

In spite of the financial crisis of 2008 there was rapid rise in the

number of foreign students enrolments.

SOURCE-

www.guardian.co.uk/education/datablog/2

009/oct/08/to -100-universities-world GOPALKRISHNA-56


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TOP 10 UNIVERSITIES OF

THE WORLD2009 Rank University Name Country1 HARVARD University United States

2 University Of CAMBRIDGE United Kingdom

3 YALE University United States United States

4 UCL (University College London) United Kingdom

5 IMPERIAL College London United Kingdom

6 University Of OXFORD United Kingdom

7 University Of CHICAGO United States

8 PRINCETON University United States

9 MASSACHUSETTS Institute Of Technology(MIT)

United States

10 CALIFORNIA Institute Of Technology (Caltech) United States

SOURCE-

www.guardian.co.uk/education/datablog/

2009/oct/08/to -100-universities-world GOPALKRISHNA-56


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AMERICA AN ECONOMIC GIANT

Overall GDP - $14.26 trillion

Per capita GDP - $46,900

EXPORTS - $994.7 billion

FDI - $2.398 trillion

Electricity Production $4.11

GDP composition-

SERVICE SECTOR 76.9 %

INDUSTRY 21.9%

AGRICULTURE 1.2%

SOURCE-

www.cia.gov/library/publications/

the-world-fact book/

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AME I AN LLAR

Global urrency reserves Medium of exchange

AMERICA AN ECONOMIC

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SOME BLIPS IN THE ECONOMIC

HISTORY OF USA

ECONOMIC DEPRESSION 1929

BACK ON TRACKINBACK ON TRACKIN

A MATTER OF TIMEA MATTER OF TIME

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SOME BLIPS IN THE ECONOMIC

HISTORY OF USA

SUBPRIME CRISES 2007 &

So called

RECESSION

USA ECONOMYUSA ECONOMY

BACK ONBACK ON

TRACK!!!!TRACK!!!!

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AMERI AANECONOMIC

IANT

The STIMULUS Package-

Middle-Class Assistance Direct Aid to States

Infrastructure Development

Unemployment Tax cuts

SOURCE-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Re

covery_and_Reinvestment_Act_of_2009

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AMERICA AN ECONOMIC

GIANT

The STIMULUS Package-

AIG-$69.5 billion

GM-$50.7 billion

CITIBANK-$45 billion

JP Morgan-$25 billion

American express-$4 billion

SOURCE-

http://bailout.propublica.org/main/list/i

ndex#When:18:01:00Z

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PATIENTS FILED BY DIFFERENT

COUNTRIES

31

28.8

11.9

4.73

2.2 1.6 1.4 1.20.8 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.2

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

Country wise share of world triadic patents

SOURCE-

http://www.conferenceboard.ca/hcp/

Share-of-world-patents.aspxVARUN-44


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USA CONTRIBUTION IN

SPACE RESEARCH

US has been a major contributor and leader in

space research technology.

Some of major achievements by US :First Communication satellite 1958

First Weather satellite 1959

First humans on moon 1969

First Close up photos of Moon and Mars 1964

SOURCE-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_RaceVARUN-44


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US AID TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES

US has a long history in extending help to the people

around the world in making their lives better.

US plays a major role in the IMF, World Bank and

United nations.

In 2005, loans and investment by U.S. companies to

the developing world totaled $69.2 billion

In 2005 the U.S. Official Development Assistance(ODA) was $28 billion - the largest of all official

donations by an individual country

SOURCE-

www.globalissues.orgSACHIN-34


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US AID TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES


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US AID TO FOREIGN

COUNTRIES

The Haiti earthquake was one of the deadliest in

the history claimed around 200000 lives.

President Obama declared one of the largest

relief efforts in U.S. history to help Haiti's

earthquake victims.

The U.S. Agency for International Development

(USAID) dispatched a Disaster AssistanceResponse Team (DART)

SOURCE-

www.globalissues.org

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FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES

The US lays claim to the most global

giants, followed by Japan, and then France.

4 out of top 10

29 out of top 100 and

140 out of fortune 500 companies are US based.

Out of the top 10 companies from US are Exxon

Mobil, Wal-Mart Stores, Chevron and Conoco

Phillips.

SOURCE-

money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/global500/

2009/full_list/101_200.html

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AMERICA VERSUS ?

COLD WAR-USA VERSUS SOVIET UNIOUN

INDIVIDUALISM VERSUS COLLECTIVISM

1980S- USA VERSUS JAPAN

SOURCE-

http://www.amazon.com VISHAL 46


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CHINAS PROBLEMS

China is an export driven economy and USA is aconsumer driven economy.

Total exports-1.194trillion$ (2009)

US contribution-20%Chinas ageing workforce and one child policy.

Age structure- 0-14(19.8%)

15-64(70.6%) 65 and above(9.5%)

SOURCE-

www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook

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CHINAS PROBLEMS

Chinas bubble threat-

Fiscal package-4 trillion Yuan ($585 bn)

Bank credit up by 30% in 2009

CPI up by 1.9% and purchasing prices for

manufactured goods increased by 1.7% y-o-ybasis in dec,09.

SOURCE-

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AMERICAN DOMINANCE

OVER CHINAIn order to match USA,China would have to :

Have an economy of nearly same size as that

of USA.

Create original consumer brands like Coca-cola , Nike, Mcdonalds , Microsoft, Xerox

, Google.

Have a military capable of waging warsanywhere in the globe.

SOURCE-

http://www.thefuturist.com

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AMERICAN DOMINANCE

OVER CHINA

Have major universities. 6 out of top 10

universities are American whereas china has

none.

Example-Harvard ,Yale ,California . Be a Leader in entertainment and culture.

Be a leader in space research.

Have to make Yuan an international currency.

SOURCE-

http://www.bls.gov.com

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AMERICAN DOMINANCE

OVER CHINA

GDP per capita-

China-6500$

USA-46400$

Average American household owns 2.3 cars, while

a large chinese household dont own a car.

Chinas oil consumption per capita is one-tenth of

US. Americas $6.4 billion dollar arms deal with

Taiwan.

SOURCE-

http://www.economictimes.com/

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AMERICAN DOMINANCE

OVER CHINA

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