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| - | [[Image:Audubon.jpg|thumb|right|200px|''The Birds of America'' (Color lithographic plate 321) ([[1836]]) - [[John James Audubon]]]][[Image:Edgar Allan Poe.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Edgar Allan Poe]] is an [[icon]] of [[American literature]]]] | + | [[Image:Hollywood.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Hollywood]] is iconic for [[modern mythology]]]] |
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| The '''United States of America''' (USA), most often referred to simply as the ''United States'' or ''US'', is a [[democratic republic]] in [[North America]] that is currently the world's only [[superpower]]. Established in [[1776]] as a collection of break-away [[England|English]] colonies, the United States has since eclipsed its mother nation and most other nations in terms of relative economic, political, military and arguably cultural importance. Because of this, the United States has often been accused of economic, political, military and [[cultural imperialism]]. | The '''United States of America''' (USA), most often referred to simply as the ''United States'' or ''US'', is a [[democratic republic]] in [[North America]] that is currently the world's only [[superpower]]. Established in [[1776]] as a collection of break-away [[England|English]] colonies, the United States has since eclipsed its mother nation and most other nations in terms of relative economic, political, military and arguably cultural importance. Because of this, the United States has often been accused of economic, political, military and [[cultural imperialism]]. | ||
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The United States of America (USA), most often referred to simply as the United States or US, is a democratic republic in North America that is currently the world's only superpower. Established in 1776 as a collection of break-away English colonies, the United States has since eclipsed its mother nation and most other nations in terms of relative economic, political, military and arguably cultural importance. Because of this, the United States has often been accused of economic, political, military and cultural imperialism.
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