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USA The Great

            There are many many things that make th USA great , im going to talk about one .
             I"m going to talk about the technology of the in the United States of America, .
             and how it has helped a young nation excell in many areas.How technology helps us .
             everyday at work school and at home ,and how it helps protect everybody in the US.
             .
             The technology that we use at work. Our parents may use computers high tech .
             machines and many other things. Sence early in history humans have made great leaps in .
             the field of technology. Or parents use machines to help speed up the process of .
             production so the product can be shipped out and got on the market as quick as .
             possable. This is one thing that has made the USA great is the manufacturing of goods .
             sped up by the help of technology to give the people w.
             quicker for students to get information and evn help with there homework.As you can see .
             there again technology has helped in another area and made students smarter and helped .
             improve technology in the future.
             Another thing that technology has help better would be the military of the US.The .
             military can now guide missles to a location with out a jet , send a spy plane to a location .
             to a location without a man in the cock pit.The weapons have become more advanced to .
             protect and serve the citizens of the United States.All with the help of technology.
             As I have said in this speech I beleive that technology has help improve our jobs , .
             todays students, and the protection of the United states of America.Technology has made .
             a impact our nation greatly; it has helped us grow and develope very quickly and become .
             one of the most strongest nations in the world.Now we ride in cars with wheels while just .
             few years ago people were taking trains across the US. Judt look into the future and think .
             what the world will be like if our technology keeps growing and making advances.
            


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