American Samoa

Growing up in American Samoa, singing was everything. You sing in church choir, sunday school, at home in the shower, family evening prayer, in school, and mostly everywhere. Music is all about rhythm, and I’ve learned that you can always create your own music rather by rap, beat box, or in groups as well. It was a must for me and any other kid in American Samoa to be in the church choir or Sunday school choir. We never get to choose but to be seated in the front row and ready be to sing. Back in

American Samoa would be a perfect location for an open market. The weather is warm and tropical with an average temperature of 87 degrees fahrenheit. American Samoa has a population of 54,157 people. I can set up my market anywhere that seems like a good location. My open market can sell goods grown locally on the island or import goods that most likely haven’t been owned by local people such as raw materials like sugar and salt etc. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, American Samoa’s climate

American Samoa (Listeni/əˈmɛrɨkən səˈmoʊ.ə/; Samoan: Amerika Sāmoa, [aˈmɛɾika ˈsaːmʊa]; also Amelika Sāmoa or Sāmoa Amelika) is an unincorporated territory of the United States located in the South Pacific Ocean, southeast of Samoa.[2] American Samoa consists of five main islands and two coral atolls. The largest and most populous island is Tutuila, with the Manuʻa Islands, Rose Atoll, and Swains Island also included in the territory. American Samoa is part of the Samoan Islands chain, located west

Living Life in American Samoa There are many different people living in this world with different culture diversity, and ways of making a living. American Samoans are one of these countries with different cultures and different ways of living. Living life in American Samoa is more unique from other countries. First of all, living life in American Samoa is easier then any other countries as far as I know. In American Samoa we get food free because the Samoans mainly live off the land. There

In American Samoa I would start a restaurant called Local Foods that sells natural desserts and drinks. The island’s agricultural products such as bananas, coconuts, vegetables, papayas, etc. will be found in most of the food and drinks like juices. The business will mostly be centered around the residents on American Samoa. My business would be successful on the island of American Samoa because of the GDP per person and the climate. One reason my business will be successful is because of the GDP

American Samoa suffers from overfishing, water radiation, and canning companies. In order to make canned fish products, fishing companies always over fish in large areas that have fishes. Canneries have left little fish for the people of american samoa, because of their greed. Thankfully they still have other natural resources to help help them survive. Then again this cause is very bad for fishermen, who make a living just trying to sell fish but can’t because of this problem. overfishing is not

Samoa Sean L. My essay is about Samoa Yes Sir ! In Samoa we say Manuia Le Kerisimasi instead of Merry Christmas. There is a population of 194,523 and are a lot of good food over there. There are taro, breadfruit, bananas, coconuts, shellfish, chicken, and pork. A interesting fact about Samoa is that we were the ones that made up tattoo’s. Samoa celebrates christmas very similar to America. They have cookies, cakes, ice cream, and brownies. They also have parties and they play

smiling face there, perhaps even a story or two, but in general I’m just not stellar at remembering things. One of those few recollections I have is of a warm afternoon spent playing some football in my backyard while I lived in American Samoa. Being a tropical island American Samoa has two variations of the weather. There is hot, humid, and rainy weather, and there is hot, humid, and sunny weather. It can alternate between the two on a day to day, hour to hour, or minute to minute basis. On that particular

family and friends are indifferent about them. Surprisingly, Margaret Mead is the author of this quote. Knowing that she is the author of Coming of Age in Samoa made me enthusiastic to read her work. In Coming of Age in Samoa, Mead informs about her study of Samoan adolescents in Samoa in the 1920s. From her study, she suggests that Americans should learn from the Samoan culture, particularly how it creates an inductive environment that helps nurture adolescents to become responsible adults. Although

whatever field they majored in after graduating from college. Some would choose to stay and work overseas after graduating. Furthermore, when you are all but ready to retire and looking for a place to live and enjoy your retirement. This is where American Samoa enters the picture. Surrounded by lush green mountains, pristine blue sea, with an inlet