Catholic, Anglican, Church of England, Bahai, LMS (London Missionary Society), Mormons, Methodist, etc, etc
the major feligion is the uchia clan
No, two different countries.
They are the same in that Samoans in American Samoa and Samoa (once Western Samoa) have the same heritage. However, American Samoa is a US territory while Samoa is an independent nation. So they are in effect two different countries.
The islands of Samoa located in the south central pacific, north of Tonga and East of Fiji. There are two different island nations: Samoa (formerly Western Samoa), and American Samoa. Both are comprised of several islands.
American Samoa and Samoa are basically 2 different countries with governing leaders for each. American Samoa is still an unofficial U.S territory while Samoa is an independent country.
???.... You did not "purchase" Samoa. Samoa is an independent state and was never even occupied by the U.S! If you're talking about American Samoa, then that's different. You didnt purchase American Samoa either though. The U.S occupied American Samoa for the naval base in Pago Pago.
its religions and excitement of the people as along with its nice food. that is not what was asked. geographical features are things like mountains or rivers or deserts. not religion & food. im actually trying to figure out what the geographical features of Samoa are too. so if anyone actually has a real answer post it.
There are many different details about the different religions. There are many different customs and practices that are associated with the different religions of the world.
The islands of Samoa located in the south central pacific, north of Tonga and East of Fiji. There are two different island nations: Samoa (formerly Western Samoa), and American Samoa. Both are comprised of several islands.
One, Samoan.
Pennsylvania allowed different religions where as Massachusetts did not.
The world is full of many different religions. Some of those religions are Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Paganism, and Judaism.