Of all countries in the world that has an officially established system of measurement, only Burma/Myanmar, Liberia and the United States do not use the International System of Units (SI). The United States use Imperial units and U.S customary units. That is not to say that SI is not in use in the U.S. The customary units are nowadays defined from SI units. And the National Institute of Standards and Technology uses it. To answer your question: the metrication of the United States is gradual and there is no fixed date where you can say that the US adopted SI. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrication_in_the_United_States
When we colonized.
The US was capitalist long before then.
A two party system did develop in the US. The US did adopt the constitution. So the answer is yes.
I think the United States of America should not adopt the French civil service system. As an American, i believe we have the best system of governing in all aspects of government.
The United States was the first country to adopt a federal system of government (although the word 'federal' never appears in the U.S. Constitution).
It is easier to adopt a child in the US.
No, a non legal citizen with a legal work permit can not adopt in the US. The person may adopt once they become a legal citizen.
No the us was the first to adopt a democratic model where the executive is not directly accountable to the legislature.
It is to provide a simple and coherent system of measurement units which are agreed by all people. Unfortunately, the US, Burma and Liberia have failed to adopt it.
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No other country will ever, nor should ever, adopt the US Constitution.
The US never adopted the Spanish dollar as a monetary system. However, in the early years of the Republic the use of foriegn currency, including the Spanish Dollar, was common and accepted.