The largest concentration of Asian Americans in the United States is in the west coast.
Asian Americans is a term used to describe American citizen who have an Asian ancestry including naturalized Americans who immigrants from specific Asian regions and descendants of such immigrants. Historically, the term has been used for all the indigenous peoples from the Asian continent. The United States Census Bureau differ in their categorization as it consider people with origins or ancestry from the Far East, Southeast Asia, and the Indian subcontinent as Asian Americans. It excludes people with ethnic origins in certain parts of Asia, including West Asia which are now categorized as Middle Eastern Americans. The largest concentration of Asian-Americans in the United States is in the west coast. About half of the Asian American population resides in the west coast including California where the total Asian Americans is at 4.2 million.
motion is something moving or you moving it by pulling it or also pushing it away or toward you. This is important because this is how force works too. This is also a important to our world.
<span>Go to other Caribbean islands or go to the US. When the get a paycheck they send the money home. If you lived in the Caribbean you might only see your father 4 months out of the year.</span>