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American Samoa is a country in itself, and is a Trust Territory of the US. It does not have States like the United States.
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What is the currency of the American Samoa's?
American Samoa uses the same currency as the United States of American
What kind of government does American Samoa have?
American Samoa is a territory of the United States and sends representatives to Washington.
How many states are south of the equator?
The only part of the United States south of the equator is the territory of American Samoa.
What is an American Samoa?
American Samoa is an unincorporated territory of the United States. It is part of an island chain in the Southwest Pacific.
What is american samoa?
American Samoa is an unincorporated territory of the United States. It is part of an island chain in the Southwest Pacific.
Who is the recent chief of American Samoa?
American Samoa is an unincorporated territory of the USA and has no king. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor of American Samoa are elected by popular vote and the Governor is the head of government of American Samoa. The President of the United States is also the Head of State for American Samoa
What states are by America Samoa?
American Samoa is in the Pacific Ocean. The nearest state is Hawaii.
What are the only states that start with A?
Alaska, Arkansas, American Samoa
What is the name of American currency?
American Samoa uses the same currency as the United States of American
Where is American Samoa in the Unided States?
American Samoa is U.S territory, but is not actually in the U.S. It is situated in the south pacific approx. 3,543 miles from California.
What type of government does American Samoa have?
American Samoa has a Constitutional republic, representative democracy form of government. American Samoa is an unincorporated territory of the United States. Its current governor is Lolo Letalu Matalasi Moliga, and the governor is the head of the government.
How many countries were affected by the tsnami in Samoa?
I think three: Samoa, American Samoa and some islands of Tonga.
