America is often referred to as "the West" due to its geographical location relative to Europe and Asia, which are considered part of the "East." Historically, the term emerged during the Age of Exploration when European powers expanded westward across the Atlantic Ocean. Additionally, the concept of the "West" encompasses cultural, political, and economic ideals associated with Western civilization, including democracy, individualism, and capitalism, which have been influential in shaping American identity. This designation has evolved to represent broader geopolitical and cultural contexts in global discourse.
the mountains on the west side of north America are called the Rocky Mountains
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this is the South Pacific Ocean
The Galapagos Islands
The name of the riverthat flowswest in South America is called the Orinoco River.
The Andes
North America and South America are west of the Atlantic. North America is west of the North Atlantic Ocean and South America is west of the southern part of it.
These are called The Andes.
The Pacific Ocean is west of North America.
The West Indies are an archipelago between southeast North America and northern South America, separating the Caribbean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean and including the Greater Antilles, the Lesser Antilles, and the Bahama Islands.
It is north because itis called north America the continent it is in. And also put west. It is northern western
The country that borders western Canada is America. That part of America is called Alaska.