iUSA – The Pocket Guide to the United States of America – Her History, People and Government – First Edition – 1.1

iUSA is your personal portal to the United States of America. This mobile A to Z reference guide places America at your fingertips. This is the first portal created to educate and promote participation.

Now, in one resource, access U.S. history, research, connect, collaborate on policy and open government, stay abreast of daily White House and Congressional events, explore public service opportunities, plus many more features.

Among its major benefits, iUSA is an indispensible tool for business and travel and serves as an excellent K-12 academic supplement for students, parents and teachers.

iUSA contains a well-organized library of high-quality content with over 5000 meticulously hand-assembled entries. The intuitive interface is carefully crafted to provide power and simplicity and utilizes authoritative information from numerous public sources.

Interact with History! Each summary contains dozens of Wikipedia entries providing tremendous subject coverage into the places, events and the individuals that helped to shape this nation.

iUSA will engage and enrich all ages, citizen and non-citizen alike, into the forging of this nation and the ins and outs of our democratic and political processes. Now you can easily access government resources and participate in helping to shape our future.

**(Please note: 17+ rating required as iUSA allows internet access)

iUSA INCLUDES ALL OF THE FOLLOWING

U.S. HISTORY (no internet connection required except for online entries)
• Over 100,000 words of content
• Over 5000 hand-assembled entries
(4000+ Wikipedia references, 1500+ Government entries)
• U.S. States
• U.S. Presidents
• White House History
• Capitol History
• Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches, Electoral College, the Constitution & Election processes
And more…

SENATE
•Origins & Development of the U.S. Senate
•Senate Chronology
•Powers and Procedures
•How the Legislative Process works
•Majority & Minority Leaders & Party Whips explained
•Capitol Visitor Center Guide
And more…

HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES
•History of the House
•Profiles
•Members FAQ
•Committee Directory
And more…

ONLINE CONTENT

The WHITE HOUSE
•Daily updates, Blog, Briefing Room, Actions, Issues, New Initiatives, Speeches, Contacts
And more…

FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS & SERVICES
•125+ entries to the best Government sites for students, parents & teachers
•800+ English and Spanish links to Government
•Worldwide U.S. diplomatic contacts & key overseas traveler services
•Emergency 24/7 govt. contact info

SENATE
•Virtual Reference Desk
•Organization Chart
•Glossary
•Legislation & Recent Activity
•100 Milestone Documents of U.S. Democracy
And more…

HOUSE
•CongressLink – Today’s Congress
•How laws are made
•Making of the U.S. Constitution
•Annals of Congress 1789-1824
•A Century of Lawmaking 1774-1875
•House Library
•Library of Congress
•Teacher Resources
•“Kids in the House”
And more…

GET INVOLVED!
•Write the President & Staff, Senators and Representatives
•Govt. 2.0 New Media & Blogs
•Join public service organizations

GENERAL
•Presidential Libraries
•CIA FactBook
•Laws and codes
•Government Job & Citizen Services
•Business & Non-Profit Services
•State, Local & Tribal Government sites
•US Visitor Info Center
•Historia, geografía y cultura en los Estados Unidos
•Wikipedia Top 50+ U.S. Lists & Timelines
•Access to major U.S. Documents: 18th – 21st century
Plus many exciting, new features in upcoming editions!

Download our free companion apps – iAmerica and Public Speech

Note: The use of the Great Seal of the United States and other government materials and images are not intended to convey the impression of sponsorship or approval by the Government of the United States.