#AmericanImmigration# Introduction New Hampshire in the United States has the most beautiful maple leaves in the United States. Every autumn, the maples are as red as fire, which can be described as beautiful. Next, let’s learn about whether New Hampshire in the United States is suitable for immigration? Welcome? read.
Foreword: New Hampshire (also translated as New Hampshire) is a state located in the New England region of the United States. It is called the "Granite State" because the state is rich in granite. In 1629, the area was named New Hampshire because a captain was from Hampshire, England. China is New Hampshire's third largest export market. The total exports to China in 2011 were US$338 million, a decrease of 17.96% from 2010, accounting for 7.86% of the state's total exports that year. The top five export products are machinery and equipment, computers and electronic products, metal products, electrical equipment and parts, and chemical products.
1. Overview of New Hampshire
NewHampshire has a population of 1.3 million–aroundthesameasMemphis,Tennesseealone
TheMountWashingtonObservatoryhaslabelledMountWashington,NewHampshire'HomeoftheWorld'sWorstWeather'
?ThestateisnamedafterthesouthernEnglishcountyofHampshire
?NewHampshireisrepresentedbyoneofthe13stripesontheUSflagasitwasoneoftheoriginal13coloniestobreakawayfromBritishrule
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?TheNewHampshireprimary(inwhichtheUS'stwobiggestpoliticalpartieschoosetheircandidatesforthepresidentialelectiononthebasisofwhowinsthemoststates)isrequiredbystatelawtobethefirstinthecountry
?FamousNewHampshiritesincludewrestlerTripleH, authorsJDSalinger(thoughhewasbornelsewhere)andDanBrown,andsinger/actressMandyMoore
In1719, the firstpotatoplantedintheUnitedStateswasplantedinLondonderry,NewHampshire
New Hampshire has a population of 1.3 million, the same as Memphis, Tennessee
Washington The observatory calls Washington, New Hampshire, the home of some of the world's worst weather.
?The state is named after the county of Hampshire in southern England
?New Hampshire is represented by one of the 13 stripes on the American flag because it was the first 13 to break away from British rule. One of the colonies
?New Hampshire is known as the most conservative New England state and has one of the lowest tax rates in the country (residents pay no income or sales tax)
?New Hampshire's primary election (where two political parties in the United States select presidential candidates based on who wins the most states) is the first state required by state law to include wrestlers Triple H, author JD Salinger (although he was born elsewhere), Dan Brown, singer/actress Mandy Moore
The first potato grown in the United States was in New Hampshire in 1719 Planting in Londonderry
2. Climate conditions
A small New England state located in far north of the United States, New Hampshire is largely characterized by mountains, lakes, and forests. sinthesummermonths,orjusttakeinthebeautifulfallcolours.Itsnaturalbeautymeansthatitisafamouslyinspiringstate.PoetRobertFrostandsculptorAugustusSaint- GaudensareamongthehighprofileartistswhoweremovedtocreatesomeoftheirbestknownworkbyNewHampshire'scharm.Itevenhasitsownartists'colony–theMacDowellColonyinPeterborough,whichhavingbeenfounded1907isoneofthecountry'soldest.
Despiteallthisstirringnature,NewHampshireisn'tjustanuntamedwilderness,andthoughitisn'tthemostdensely populatedstate,neitherisitdevoidofpeople.Mostofthepopulationisconcentratedtowardsthesouthofthestate,incitieslikeManchestersituatedatthenorthernendofthe'NortheastMegalopolis'(thealmostconsistenturbanarearunningfromWashingtonDC,throughBaltimore,PhiladelphiaandNewYork,anduptoBoston),picturesquePortsmouthandBostonsuburbtownNashua .Theseareallmodestlysizedtownsbyanyone'sstandardsandcollegetownsHanoverandDurhamareevensmaller.Ifyou'relookingforthethrillofapulsatingmetropolisyou'dbeadvisedtolookelsewhere.Howeverifit'samorepeaceful,humbleandaestheticallypleasingexperienceyou'reafter…
A small New England state located in the northeastern United States, largely dominated by mountains, lakes and forests. feature. Therefore, it will appeal to lovers of the outdoors. Tourism is the state's second-largest industry, and tourists flock to participate in some winter sports, swim in the crystal waters in the summer, or just admire the beautiful fall colors. Its natural beauty means it is an inspiring country.
The poet Robert Frost and the sculptor Augustus St. Gauden were among those high-profile artists who were moved by the charm of New Hampshire to create some of their most beautiful works. It even has its own artist colony, the McDowell Colony in Peterborough, which was founded in 1907 and is one of the oldest in the country. For all its breathtaking nature, New Hampshire isn't just an untamed wilderness, though it's not a densely populated state, nor is it devoid of people. Most of the population is concentrated in the southern states, with cities such as Manchester located in the northernmost part of the Northeast's metropolitan area (nearly the same cities from Washington, D.C., to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston), picturesque Portsmouth, and Nashua, a small town outside of Boston. These are all medium-sized towns, with Hanover and Durham being smaller by anyone's standards. If you're looking for the excitement of a pulsating metropolis, you'd be advised to look elsewhere. But if you need a more peaceful, humbling and beautiful experience, New Hampshire is the place for you.
3. New Hampshire's only ranked institution is of course its most famous, Dartmouth College. Ranking at 99 in the 2011, this Hanover-based Ivy League institution is of the oldest in the country, dating from before the Declaration of Independence. onlyaround4,250,which obviouslymakesgainingadmittanceextracompetitive.Itisacollegeatherthanauniversity,sothefocusisonanundergraduateliberalartseducation.Itdoes,however ,also haveseparateschoolsformedicine,engineeringandbusiness.TheprestigiousuniversityhastrainedthreeNobelPrizewinners,theCEOsofeBay,HasbroandAT&T,11PulitzerPrizewinners(RobertFrost),andcountlesspoliticalfigures.
thecollegewillmakeupanyfeestheycannotafford.ItisalsonotableforbeingthelocationofoneofMartinLutherKingJr.'smostfamousspeeches('TowardsFreedom').Thestate'sflagshippublicinstitution , the University of New Hampshire, is based in thermal town of Durham. It is a sea, Space and Land Grant university. countrybythePrincetonReview,andisalsoknownforbeingsustainable.
A university in New Hampshire that has entered the QS World University Rankings is certainly its most outstanding university. Mouth College.
Ranked 99th in 2011, this Ivy League school in Hanover is one of the oldest universities in the United States, dating back to before the Declaration of Independence. Dartmouth is the smallest of the Ivy League schools, with only 4,250 undergraduate students, which obviously gives it an extra competitive edge. It is a college, not a university, so the emphasis is on a liberal arts education for undergraduates. However, it also has separate schools for medicine, engineering, and commerce. The university has produced three Nobel Prize winners, the CEOs of eBay, Hasbro and AT&T, 11 Pulitzer Prize winners (including Robert Frost) and countless political figures. Dartmouth College is fully accessible to all students, domestic and international, which means that as long as students can successfully apply to attend, the college will pay any fees they cannot afford. This is also one of Martin Luther King's most famous speeches ("Going to Freedom").
The University of New Hampshire, the state's top public university, is located in the rural town of Durham. It is a sea, space and land grant university. It is primarily an undergraduate institution, serving 12,000 students at the undergraduate level, with an additional 2,500 graduate students supporting the student body. The university has more than 100 majors. It is called one of the most entrepreneurial universities in the United States by Princeton University and is known for its sustainable development.