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Nowy Jork – centrum finansowe Stanów Zjednoczonych
Informacje ogólne
Waluta

USD

Bank centralny

System Rezerwy Federalnej

Rok podatkowy

1 października – 30 września

Organizacje gospodarcze

NAFTA, OECD, WTO, G7, G20 i inne

Dane statystyczne
PKB (nominalny)

20,93 bln USD (2020)[1]

PKB per capita

59 000 USD (2020)[2]

Wzrost PKB

-3,5% (2020)[3]

Struktura PKB

rolnictwo 0,9%
przemysł 18,9%
usługi 80,2% (2017)[4]

Inflacja

1,5% (CPI, 2020)[5]

Wymiana handlowa
Eksport

1,43 bln USD (2020)[6]

Towary eksportowane

dobra produkcyjne 33,9%
półprodukty 31,2%
dobra konsumpcyjne 12,3%
pojazdy 9,8%
żywność 8,9%
inne 3,9% (2014)[7]

Główni partnerzy

Unia Europejska 18,7%
Kanada 18,3%
Meksyk 15,9%

Background
· American Cultural History: 1960-1969 | 1970-1979 (Kingwood College Library)
· American Experience: Jimmy Carter (PBS)
· Apollo to the Moon (National Air and Space Museum)
· Civil Rights: An Overview of Civil Rights & Related Supreme Court Decisions in the United StatesCD
· Civil Rights Movement and the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.CD
· Greensboro Sit-Ins: Launch of a Civil Rights Movement (Greensboro Public Library)
· Historians on American History: Brown vs. Board of Education. The Law, Legacy (IIP)
· Historians on American History: The Immigration Act of 1965: Intended and Unintended Consequences (IIP)
· History Place Timeline - United States in Vietnam 1945-1975
· Nixon's China Game (PBS)
· Outline of American History: Decades of ChangeCD
·The Black Panther Party (Pacifica Radio/UC Berkeley Social Activism Sound Recording Project)
· The Psychedelic '60s: Literary Tradition and Social Change(University of Virginia)
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Before Roosevelt's second term was well under way, his domestic program was overshadowed by a new danger little noted by average Americans: the expansionist designs of totalitarian regimes in Japan, Italy and Germany. As Germany, Italy and Japan continued their aggression, the United States announced that no country involved in the conflict could look to it for aid. Neutrality legislation, enacted from 1935 to 1937, prohibited trade with or credit to any of the warring nations. Neutrality was also the initial American response to the outbreak of war in Europe in 1939.

With the fall of France and the air war against Britain in 1940, the debate intensified between those who favored aiding the democracies and the isolationists. In the end, the interventionist argument won. The United States joined Canada in a Mutual Board of Defense, and aligned with the Latin American republics in extending collective protection to the nations in the Western Hemisphere. Congress voted immense sums for rearmament and in early 1941 approved the Lend-Lease Program, which enabled President Roosevelt

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