1. North American Cultures BADM 633 - Intl.Biz Cultures

2. Topography

3. Ecological Regions

4. Climates

5. Natural Hazards

6. Land Use

7. The Original 13

8. States – Year of Admission to Union 1. 1.D ELAWARE F RIDAY, D ECEMBER 7, 1787 2. 2.P ENNSYLVANIA W EDNESDAY, D ECEMBER 12, 1787 3. 3.N EW J ERSEY T UESDAY, D ECEMBER 18, 1787 4. 4.G EORGIA W EDNESDAY, J ANUARY 2, 1788 5. 5.C ONNECTICUT W EDNESDAY, J ANUARY 9, 1788 6. 6.M ASSACHUSETTS W EDNESDAY, F EBRUARY 6, 1788 7. 7.M ARYLAND M ONDAY, A PRIL 28, 1788 8. 8.S OUTH C AROLINA F RIDAY, M AY 23, 1788 9. 9.N EW H AMPSHIRE S ATURDAY, J UNE 21, 1788 10. 10.V IRGINIA W EDNESDAY, J UNE 25, 1788 11. 11.N EW Y ORK S ATURDAY, J ULY 26, 1788 12. 12.N ORTH C AROLINA S ATURDAY, N OVEMBER 21, 1789 13. 13.R HODE I SLAND S ATURDAY, M AY 29, 1790 14. 14.V ERMONT F RIDAY, M ARCH 4, 1791 15. 15.K ENTUCKY F RIDAY, J UNE 1, 1792 16. 16.T ENNESSEE W EDNESDAY, J UNE 1, 1796 17. 17.O HIO T UESDAY, M ARCH 1, 1803* 18. 18.L OUISIANA T HURSDAY, A PRIL 30, 1812 19. 19.I NDIANA W EDNESDAY, D ECEMBER 11, 1816 20. 20.M ISSISSIPPI W EDNESDAY, D ECEMBER 10, 1817 21. 21.I LLINOIS T HURSDAY, D ECEMBER 3, 1818 22. 22.A LABAMA T UESDAY, D ECEMBER 14, 1819 23. 23.M AINE W EDNESDAY, M ARCH 15, 1820 24. 24.M ISSOURI F RIDAY, A UGUST 10, 1821 25. 25.A RKANSAS W EDNESDAY, J UNE 15, 1836 26. 26.M ICHIGAN T HURSDAY, J ANUARY 26, 1837 27. 27.F LORIDA M ONDAY, M ARCH 3, 1845 28. 28.T EXAS M ONDAY, D ECEMBER 29, 1845 29. 29.I OWA M ONDAY, D ECEMBER 28, 1846 30. 30.W ISCONSIN M ONDAY, M AY 29, 1848 31. 31.C ALIFORNIA M ONDAY, S EPTEMBER 9, 1850 32. 32.M INNESOTA T UESDAY, M AY 11, 1858 33. 33.O REGON M ONDAY, F EBRUARY 14, 1859 34. 34.K ANSAS T UESDAY, J ANUARY 29, 1861 35. 35.W EST V IRGINIA S ATURDAY, J UNE 20, 1863 36. 36.N EVADA M ONDAY, O CTOBER 31, 1864 37. 37.N EBRASKA F RIDAY, M ARCH 1, 1867 38. 38.C OLORADO T UESDAY, A UGUST 1, 1876 39. 39.N ORTH D AKOTA S ATURDAY, N OVEMBER 2, 1889 40. 40.S OUTH D AKOTA S ATURDAY, N OVEMBER 2, 1889 41. 41.M ONTANA F RIDAY, N OVEMBER 8, 1889 42. 42.W ASHINGTON M ONDAY, N OVEMBER 11, 1889 43. 43.I DAHO T HURSDAY, J ULY 3, 1890 44. 44.W YOMING T HURSDAY, J ULY 10, 1890 45. 45.U TAH S ATURDAY, J ANUARY 4, 1896 46. 46.O KLAHOMA S ATURDAY, N OVEMBER 16, 1907 47. 47.N EW M EXICO S ATURDAY, J ANUARY 6, 1912 48. 48.A RIZONA W EDNESDAY, F EBRUARY 14, 1912 49. 49.A LASKA S ATURDAY, J ANUARY 3, 1959 50. 50.H AWAII F RIDAY, A UGUST 21, 1959

9. Fifty States

10. Migration Patterns

11. Historical Countries of Origin (Immigrants)   Canada – English, Scottish, French & Chinese   NE & Eastern US – –English, some Welsh & French (Early) – –Irish, Southern and Central European (1850-1920) – –European Jews (post Tsars and before WWII)   Mid-Atlantic/South – English, Scots-Irish & Welsh   Lower Midwest – US, Southern and Western Europeans   Upper Midwest – US, West & Northern Europeans   Plains & Rocky Mts – US and Most Europeans   Florida and Southwest – Hispanics and US   Northwest – US and Chinese

12. Chapter 4Copyright (c) 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.12 Low context High context Contextual Background of Various Countries Japanese Arabian Latin American Spanish Italian English (UK) French English (US) Scandinavian German Swiss EXPLICIT IMPLICIT

13. Chapter 4Copyright (c) 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.13 Cross-Cultural Comparisons

14. Chapter 4Copyright (c) 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.14 Cross-Cultural Comparisons

15. Predominant Religions

16. Racial and Ethnic Concentrations in the United States

17. Population Density

18. Population – States, DC & Possessions Rank State Population California: 36,132,147 # 1 California: 36,132,147 California # 2 Texas: 22,859,968 # 2 Texas: 22,859,968 Texas # 3 New York: 19,254,630 # 3 New York: 19,254,630 New YorkNew York # 4 Florida: 17,789,864 # 4 Florida: 17,789,864 Florida # 5 Illinois: 12,763,371 # 5 Illinois: 12,763,371 Illinois # 6 Pennsylvania: 12,429,616 # 6 Pennsylvania: 12,429,616 Pennsylvania # 7 Ohio: 11,464,042 # 7 Ohio: 11,464,042 Ohio # 8 Michigan: 10,120,860 # 8 Michigan: 10,120,860 Michigan # 9 Georgia: 9,072,576 # 9 Georgia: 9,072,576 Georgia # 10 New Jersey: 8,717,925 # 10 New Jersey: 8,717,925 New JerseyNew Jersey # 11 North Carolina: 8,683,242 # 11 North Carolina: 8,683,242 North CarolinaNorth Carolina # 12 Virginia: 7,567,465 # 12 Virginia: 7,567,465 Virginia # 13 Massachusetts: 6,398,743 # 13 Massachusetts: 6,398,743 Massachusetts # 14 Washington: 6,287,759 # 14 Washington: 6,287,759 Washington # 15 Indiana: 6,271,973 # 15 Indiana: 6,271,973 Indiana # 16 Tennessee: 5,962,959 # 16 Tennessee: 5,962,959 Tennessee # 17 Arizona: 5,939,292 # 17 Arizona: 5,939,292 Arizona # 18 Missouri: 5,800,310 # 18 Missouri: 5,800,310 Missouri # 19 Maryland: 5,600,388 # 19 Maryland: 5,600,388 Maryland # 20 Wisconsin: 5,536,201 # 20 Wisconsin: 5,536,201 Wisconsin # 21 Minnesota: 5,132,799 # 21 Minnesota: 5,132,799 Minnesota # 22 Colorado: 4,665,177 # 22 Colorado: 4,665,177 Colorado # 23 Alabama: 4,557,808 # 23 Alabama: 4,557,808 Alabama # 24 Louisiana: 4,523,628 # 24 Louisiana: 4,523,628 Louisiana # 25 South Carolina: 4,255,083 # 25 South Carolina: 4,255,083 South CarolinaSouth Carolina # 26 Kentucky: 4,173,405 # 26 Kentucky: 4,173,405 Kentucky # 27 Puerto Rico: 3,912,054 # 27 Puerto Rico: 3,912,054 Rank State Population # 28 Oregon: 3,641,056 Oregon # 29 Oklahoma: 3,547,884 Oklahoma # 30 Connecticut: 3,510,297 Connecticut # 32 Mississippi:2,921,088 Mississippi # 33 Arkansas: 2,779,154 Arkansas # 34 Kansas: 2,744,687 Kansas # 35 Utah: 2,469,585 Utah # 36 Nevada: 2,414,807 Nevada # 37 New Mexico: 1,928,384 New Mexico # 38 West Virginia: 1,816,856 West Virginia # 39 Nebraska: 1,758,787 Nebraska # 40 Idaho: 1,429,096 Idaho # 41 Maine: 1,321,505 Maine # 42 New Hampshire: 1,309,940 New Hampshire # 43 Hawaii: 1,275,194 Hawaii # 44 Rhode Island: 1,076,189 Rhode Island # 45 Montana: 935,670 Montana # 46 Delaware: 843,524 Delaware # 47 South Dakota: 775,933 South Dakota # 48 Alaska: 663,661 Alaska # 49 North Dakota: 636,677 North Dakota # 50 Vermont: 623,050 Vermont # 51 District of Columbia: 550,521 # 52 Wyoming: 509,294 Wyoming # 53 Guam: 168,564 # 54 US Virgin Islands: 108,708 # 55 Northern Mariana Islands: 80,362 # 56 American Samoa: 57,881 Total: 300,737,973 Total: 300,737,973

19. Population, Land Mass and GDP Population 1. 1.China1.3 B 2. 2.India1.2 B 3. 3.USA311 MM 4. 4.Indonesia 238 MM 5. 5.Brazil186 MM GDP 1. EC $16.4 T 2. USA $14.1 T 3. Japan $ 5.1 T 4. PRC $ 5.0 T 5. Germany $ 3.3 T 8. Brazil $ 1.6 T 11T. India/ Russia $ 1.2 T Russia $ 1.2 T WORLD $ 58 T Land Mass (sq. miles) 1. Russia 6.6 MM 2. Canada 3.9 MM 3T USA/China 3.7 MM 5. Brazil 3.0 MM

20. T HE C HANGING D ISTRIBUTION OF THE O VER -65 P OPULATION IN THE USA

21. Per Capita Income Wealthiest 1.Connecticut – $28,766 1T (Dist of Columbia – $28,659) 3.New Jersey – $27,006 4.Massachusetts – $25,952 5.Maryland – $25,614 6.Colorado – $24,049 7.Virginia – $23,975 8.New Hampshire – $23,844 9.New York – $23,389 10.Delaware – $23,305 11.Minnesota – $23,198 Least Wealthy Least Wealthy 41.Kentucky – $18,093 42.Idaho – $17,841 43.North Dakota – $17,769 44.Oklahoma – $17,646 45.South Dakota – $17,562 46.New Mexico – $17,261 47.Montana – $17,151 48.Louisiana – $16,912 49.Arkansas – $16,904 50.West Virginia – $16,477 51.Mississippi – $15,853

22. Health Healthiest 1.Vermont 2.Hawaii 3.New Hampshire 4.Minnesota 5.Utah Unhealthiest 50. Louisiana 49. Mississippi 48. South Carolina 47. Tennessee 46. Texas.

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