North America

Latin America is called "Latin America" because the countries that comprise Latin America speak Spanish and Portuguese, which are descended from Latin. The main official languages in the region - Spanish, Portuguese (and French) are derived from Latin. The term "Latin America" was coined in the 1860s when the French Emperor Napoleon III was trying to extend French imperial control over Mexico. He and his ministers used the term to try to suggest at least some degree of cultural similarity throughout the region and...

Depends on where in North America.

No. Though it is geographically closer to North America than it is to Europe, Iceland is considered part of Europe. It marks the border between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. No. Not really. Geographically, tectonically, about half of the Icelandic mainland is, indeed on the North American plate, but the idea of a continent developed long before anyone heard of tectonic plates. Culturally, ethnically, lingually, politically and historically, Iceland is a European country, despite some differences. But no, Iceland is generally [always] considered...

The lower 48 states were settled in a continual westward expansion so that all of the states are connected. Alaska however was not settled by us but by the Russians and later purchased by the U.S. At the time Alaska was purchased Canada was already settled and established therefore the U.S. could not expand and settle the land between the lower 48 states and Alaska connecting the two. The only way they could be connected is if the U.S. owned what is...

The United States of America was never truly "founded" as much as it was declared independent from the Kingdom of Great Britain on July 4, 1776. This date marks the signing of the Declaration of Independence written by Thomas Jefferson. This colonies were governed under the Articles of Confederation until the adoption of the US Constitution, completed on September 17, 1787. __________________________________________________________________ The 13 British colonies broke away from Great Britain on 4 July 1776 and became 13 free and independent states or 13...

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It depends on where in the US you're converting from.. I'll leave a related link. As an example, if we went with EST which is Tuesday 2:58 a.m. then in Japan it is Tuesday 4:58 p.m. (JST) ...

The US bougth the US VIirgin islands with 25 million dollars worth of gold ...

Omaha is the largest city in Nebraska but Lincoln is the capital. Gretna could be the smallest. Omaha is the biggest city followed by Lincoln Omaha Omaha ...

no, it is located in western Europe.

North America is about 3 times the size of Europe. However, Europe is larger by population, in which it has about 739,000,000 more people, or 50% more than North America. Europe Population: 739,165,030 (2011) Area: 3,931,000 square miles (10,180,000 km²) North America Population: 528,720,588 (2008) Area: 9,540,000 square miles (24,710,000 km²) USA Population: 315,286,000 (2012) Area: 3,794,101 square miles (9,826,675 km²) ...

yes it is along with eastern Siberia, the U.S., Canada, and half of Iceland. ...

Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah...et cetera have populations of pronghorns that are often referred to as antelope. There are no true antelope in North American. Pronghorns are the only member of Antelocapridae. ...

France, england, china and spain.

Jamestown in Virginia is the birthplace of America.

I'm not an expert but I believe Canada has more jobs because it's more industrial than the USA. ...

Africa

Inset maps are used to show an overview of the area or a close up of a section or sections of a map. An inset map can also be included to show related themes of data at smaller scales. ...

north America

No,Africa is bigger then N.America.

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No

The Mayflower Compact

First off if you live in Canada most people use a car or a train; its not far. Anywhere else you live options are a boat or plane that's it. ...

The first answer below is a great one for pro, but a con is: change in culture. We once were Americans but eventually, America might become an almost complete population of Mexican. Now, i have nothing against immigration i just read that in my history book at school. I have no problem with mexicans. JUST AN EXAMPLE. More Opinions People can be happier living an easier life here. There are the 2 main points of immigration, the US government likes illegal immigrants for...