Yes, the word United States is a singular noun, a word for one country. The noun United States is a compound proper noun.
Some other country names that are singular but sound plural are The Netherlands, Commonwealth of the Bahamas, Bosnia and Herzegovina (a single country), Union of the Comoros, Netherlands Antilles, etc.
The United States of America is NOT considered a Latin American country.
No. The verb should be the singular 'is', because the 'united states' is a contraction of the United States of America, a singular.
Singapore is not a state. It is a country. This is because to be considered a state, there are three requirements: To be a political unit, to have a government which controls the territory, and to be recognized by other states.
All of the above (Apex)
The United States is considered a car country as people typically transport themselves by means of car. This is especially true in cities such as Los Angeles where highways are commonplace.
No, traveling to Puerto Rico is not considered leaving the country as Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States.
Mesopotamia is not a country because it does not have any states. If Mesopotamia was a country, it would be highly innacurate. If it wanted to be a country, it would have to have many states.
The answer to your question is yes. Although it consists of states, gramatically it is only one country thus 'The US is on the move again'.
Native Americans were unable to vote in the United States for much of the country's history because they were not considered citizens and were often denied the right to vote due to discriminatory laws and policies.
No, because it is a country. But it does have "states"
Guam is not considered a country, but rather a territory of the United States. It has a developed economy with tourism being one of its primary industries, but it is not considered a "rich" country in terms of economic wealth compared to many other countries.
No. North Dakota is one of the United States of America. It is a sovereign state, but it is not considered a country.