Comparación de 2 países con distinto idioma

Comparison of 2 countries with different languages

NOMBRE: Eduardo Ramírez Armendáriz

GRADO/GRUPO: 1°A
ESCUELA: José Guadalupe Aguilera
FECHA: 10/12/2021
 México U.S.A
Federal Presidential Republic Consitutional federal
Government republic

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Mexican Peso Dollar
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El Pozole. Apple pie.
Typical food Cochinita Pibil. Mac and cheese.
Chiles en Nogada. Barbecue ribs.
Barbacoa. Hamburguesa.
Carnitas. Philly cheesesteak.
Pescado a la Veracruzana. Reuben sandwich.
Tlayudas. Chicago style pizza
Rock, Pop, Fusion, Nueva Trova marching, country,
Music and Nueva Canción, Ballad, bluegrass, so-called
Mexican regional music African-American music
(such as blues, hip_hop,
gospel, rhythm and blues,
jazz, and house music
La Guelaguetza. Spring Break / Easter
Traditions Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe. St. Patrick's day.
Dance of the Flyers. The March Madness of
Day of the Dead. the NCAA.
Epiphany. Homecoming.
Independence Day. Halloween.
The piñata. Thanksgiving Day
Candlemas day. Christmas
Football soccer. Football.
National Boxing. Basketball.
Sports Base ball. Baseball.
Basketball. Hockey
Wrestling. Football soccer.
Tennis. Boxing.
Espanish English
Idiom
 México.
Rural-Urban.
In Mexico there are quite a few rural areas where communication media and services such
as electricity are generally non-existent.
In these rural areas there are sometimes indigenous peoples, with different customs and
different languages. the activity that sustains its economy is almost always agriculture and
livestock.
On the other hand, Mexico also has urban and semi-urban areas where agricultural and
livestock products are commercialized. Some of the largest cities in Mexico are: Monterrey,
Juarez, Mexico City and Guadalajara.

U.S.A.
Rural-Urban.
The United States also has rural areas, the difference is that in this country there are very
few areas where there are no communication services and electricity service.
The main economic activities in rural areas are: the production of wheat, corn, soybeans (it
is the world's largest producer of the latter two), cotton, potatoes, tomatoes, grapes,
oranges, rice, apples and lettuces. It also highlights the production of cattle, poultry and
pigs. The United States is the world's leading producer of meat, milk, eggs, and butter.
For its part, the United States also has some of the most inhabited urban areas on planet
earth. The national economy is sustained by industrial production, the largest industries are
steel, automobiles, airplanes, telecommunications, chemicals, electronics, food processing,
consumer goods, wood, computers, among others.