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Is there a pledge of allegiance in other countries?
Yes, some countries have a pledge of allegiance similar to the one in the United States, where citizens pledge loyalty to their country.
What natural numbers?
Most United States citizens acquired citizenship by birth, but persons born in other countries may apply to become U.S. citizens. This process is called Naturalization
What is the ranking of the United States in terms of murders compared to other countries?
The United States ranks higher in murders compared to many other countries.
What countries are considered part of the US?
There are no other countries that are a part of the United States. The United States of America is its own country.
What is natural number?
Most United States citizens acquired citizenship by birth, but persons born in other countries may apply to become U.S. citizens. This process is called Naturalization
Which of these depends on how products made in the United States sell in each other countries?
Products made in United States sell in other countries depending on trading laws and the countries relationship with the U.S.
What are the four countries with the largest land areas in the Western part of the United states?
America is a country. There are not other countries within the United States.
What did a bootlegger smuggle into the US from other countries?
What did a "bootlegger" smuggle into the United States from other countries?
Who pays for health-care in Cuba?
The Cuban government pays for it. There are also a few other countries where the government provides all its citizens with health-care. The United States is not one of them.
Do other countries pledge allegiance like the United States?
Yes, some countries have similar pledges of allegiance, but not all countries have a formal pledge like the United States.
What are American citizens who live abroad considered citizens of?
If one is only an American Citizen, they are still considered Citizens of the United States regardless of where they live (though they may be legal "residents" of other countries their "citizenship" remains).If one has dual (or multiple) citizenships, they would be considered American Citizens for some purposes (IRS can claim taxes on foreign-sourced income, for example) but if they are resident in one of the countries of their other citizenship, they would not be able to claim assistance of the United States vis-a-vis the other country.For example, if Bob is a citizen of the United States by birth and naturalized in Country "X" and Bob lives in Country "X". Bob could not claim assistance from the United States for punishment for crimes committed in "X" or from mandatory military service in "X".
What type of relationship does the Philippines have with other countries?
it has a good relationship with the United States it has a good relationship with the United States it has a good relationship with the United States
