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 .4% Others
 |religion=63% Christianity
-—40% Protestantism
+% Protestantism
-—21% Catholicism
+% Catholicism
-—2% Other Christian
+% Other Christian
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-The '''United States of America''', colloquially known as the '''United States''', '''US''', or, colloquially since the mid-twenty-eighties, the '''East Coast Federation''' or simply the '''East Coast''', is a country located in North America. Although its territorial claims extend to the entirety of the central part of the continent, from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans, the country realistically only projects power over the North American eastern coast, roughly stretching from Florida in the South to Lake Ontario in the North, with its northeastern border cutting through the old states of New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, while bound in the West and North by the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. It covers a land area of nearly 1.380 million square kilometres or 532,800 square miles and is divided into '''thirteen federal states''', '''one capital district''' and '''three free cities''' enjoying various degrees of autonomy dotted along the coast of New England. There officially exists a fourth free city encompassing the whole Long Island, but control over the region has been partial at best. The country counts a population of approximately 230 million inhabitants. The national capital is Washington, D.C. and the most populous city of the contiguous United States (excluding the free cities) is Philadelphia.
+The '''United States of America''', colloquially known as the '''United States''', '''US''', or, colloquially since the mid-twenty-eighties, the '''East Coast Federation''' or simply the '''East Coast''', is a country located in North America. Although its territorial claims extend to the entirety of the central part of the continent, from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans, the country realistically only projects power over the North American eastern coast, roughly stretching from Florida in the South to Lake Ontario in the North, with its northeastern border cutting through the old states of New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, while bound in the West and North by the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. It covers a land area of nearly 1.380 million square kilometres or 532,800 square miles and is divided into '''thirteen federal states''', '''one capital district''' and '''four free cities''' enjoying various degrees of autonomy dotted along the coast of New England. There officially exists a fourth free city encompassing the whole Long Island, but control over the region has been partial at best. The country counts a population of approximately 230 million inhabitants. The national capital is Washington, D.C. and the most populous city of the contiguous United States (excluding the free cities) is Philadelphia.
 Initially inhabited by various Native American tribes, the territory of the United States was colonised by European powers starting in the sixteenth century. The United States emerged from the Thirteen Colonies established by Great Britain along the East Coast and quickly grew westwards over the territory of other colonial powers such as France and Spain and that of native tribes. The Spanish-American War of 1898 and the First World War in 1917 and 1918 established the United States as a great power on the world stage, a position further confirmed by the outcome of the Second World War in 1943 along with Japan, France, and the United Kingdom. The world enjoyed a period of unprecedented peace for the following decade or two before tensions arose between the Japan-US led Trans-Pacific Treaty Organisation and the Europe-centered Pan-European Entente over the question of imperialism and the growing restlessness in colonies across the globe. The Cold War saw the two blocs engage in a series of proxy-wars, respectively funding and combatting separatist and independentist groups, culminating in the Third World War in 2028 and the nuclear bombing of Paris. Relations were progressively normalised after a mutually-agreed ceasefire while the political decolonisation of Africa began.

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 |demonym=American
-|history=Independence from [[Great Britain|Imperial Federation]]
+|history=Independence from [[Imperial Federation|Great Britain]]
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← Older revision		Revision as of 22:37, 14 March 2022
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−	The '''United States of America''', colloquially known as the '''United States''', '''US''', or since the mid-twenty-eighties, the '''East Coast Federation''' or simply the '''East Coast''', is a country located in North America. Although its territorial claims extend to the entirety of the central part of the continent, from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans, the country realistically only projects power over the North American eastern coast, roughly stretching from Florida in the South to Lake Ontario in the North, with its northeastern border cutting through the old states of New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, while bound in the West and North by the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. It covers a land area of nearly 1.380 million square kilometres or 532,800 square miles and is divided into '''thirteen federal states''', '''one capital district''' and '''three free cities''' enjoying various degrees of autonomy dotted along the coast of New England. There officially exists a fourth free city encompassing the whole Long Island, but control over the region has been partial at best. The country counts a population of approximately 230 million inhabitants. The national capital is Washington, D.C. and the most populous city of the contiguous United States (excluding the free cities) is Philadelphia.	+	{{Infobox country
		+	\|common_name=United States
		+	\|formal_name=United States of America
		+	\|flag=[[File:USA.png\|200px]]
		+	\|map=omit
		+	\|sentence_name=the United States
		+	\|capital=Washington, D.C.
		+	\|coordinates=38°53′N 77°01′W
		+	\|official_lang=None (de jure)
		+	\|rec_lang_num=Recognized Languages
		+	\|recognized_lang=English
		+	Spanish
		+	\|ethnic_groups=61.6% White
		+	12.4% Black
		+	6.0% Asian
		+	1.1% Native American
		+	0.2% Pacific Islander
		+	10.2% Multiracial
		+	8.4% Others
		+	\|religion=63% Christianity
		+	—40% Protestantism
		+	—21% Catholicism
		+	—2% Other Christian
		+	29% No religion
		+	6% Others
		+	2% Unanswered
		+	\|demonym=American
		+	\|history=Independence from [[Great Britain\|Imperial Federation]]
		+	}}
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		+	The '''United States of America''', colloquially known as the '''United States''', '''US''', or, colloquially since the mid-twenty-eighties, the '''East Coast Federation''' or simply the '''East Coast''', is a country located in North America. Although its territorial claims extend to the entirety of the central part of the continent, from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans, the country realistically only projects power over the North American eastern coast, roughly stretching from Florida in the South to Lake Ontario in the North, with its northeastern border cutting through the old states of New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, while bound in the West and North by the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. It covers a land area of nearly 1.380 million square kilometres or 532,800 square miles and is divided into '''thirteen federal states''', '''one capital district''' and '''three free cities''' enjoying various degrees of autonomy dotted along the coast of New England. There officially exists a fourth free city encompassing the whole Long Island, but control over the region has been partial at best. The country counts a population of approximately 230 million inhabitants. The national capital is Washington, D.C. and the most populous city of the contiguous United States (excluding the free cities) is Philadelphia.

	Initially inhabited by various Native American tribes, the territory of the United States was colonised by European powers starting in the sixteenth century. The United States emerged from the Thirteen Colonies established by Great Britain along the East Coast and quickly grew westwards over the territory of other colonial powers such as France and Spain and that of native tribes. The Spanish-American War of 1898 and the First World War in 1917 and 1918 established the United States as a great power on the world stage, a position further confirmed by the outcome of the Second World War in 1943 along with Japan, France, and the United Kingdom. The world enjoyed a period of unprecedented peace for the following decade or two before tensions arose between the Japan-US led Trans-Pacific Treaty Organisation and the Europe-centered Pan-European Entente over the question of imperialism and the growing restlessness in colonies across the globe. The Cold War saw the two blocs engage in a series of proxy-wars, respectively funding and combatting separatist and independentist groups, culminating in the Third World War in 2028 and the nuclear bombing of Paris. Relations were progressively normalised after a mutually-agreed ceasefire while the political decolonisation of Africa began.		Initially inhabited by various Native American tribes, the territory of the United States was colonised by European powers starting in the sixteenth century. The United States emerged from the Thirteen Colonies established by Great Britain along the East Coast and quickly grew westwards over the territory of other colonial powers such as France and Spain and that of native tribes. The Spanish-American War of 1898 and the First World War in 1917 and 1918 established the United States as a great power on the world stage, a position further confirmed by the outcome of the Second World War in 1943 along with Japan, France, and the United Kingdom. The world enjoyed a period of unprecedented peace for the following decade or two before tensions arose between the Japan-US led Trans-Pacific Treaty Organisation and the Europe-centered Pan-European Entente over the question of imperialism and the growing restlessness in colonies across the globe. The Cold War saw the two blocs engage in a series of proxy-wars, respectively funding and combatting separatist and independentist groups, culminating in the Third World War in 2028 and the nuclear bombing of Paris. Relations were progressively normalised after a mutually-agreed ceasefire while the political decolonisation of Africa began.

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 ===History===
-history
+====World War II (1938-1943)====
 ===Geography===
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 geography
-===Government===
+===Politics===
-government
+politics
 ===Culture & Demographics===

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:35, 6 February 2021
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−	The '''United States of America''', colloquially known as the '''United States''', '''US''', or since the mid-twenty-eighties, the '''East Coast Federation''' or simply the '''East Coast''', is a country located in North America. Although its territorial claims extend to the entirety of the central part of the continent, from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans, the country realistically only projects power over the North American eastern coast, roughly stretching from Florida in the South to Lake Ontario in the North, with its northeastern border cutting through the old states of New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, while bound in the West and North by the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. It covers a land area of nearly 1.380 million square kilometres or 532,800 square miles and is divided into '''~~fifteen~~ states''' and '''three free cities''' enjoying various degrees of autonomy dotted along the coast of New England. There officially exists a fourth free city encompassing the whole Long Island, but control over the region has been partial at best. The country counts a population of approximately 230 million inhabitants. The national capital is Washington, D.C. and the most populous city of the contiguous United States (excluding the free cities) is Philadelphia.	+	The '''United States of America''', colloquially known as the '''United States''', '''US''', or since the mid-twenty-eighties, the '''East Coast Federation''' or simply the '''East Coast''', is a country located in North America. Although its territorial claims extend to the entirety of the central part of the continent, from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans, the country realistically only projects power over the North American eastern coast, roughly stretching from Florida in the South to Lake Ontario in the North, with its northeastern border cutting through the old states of New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, while bound in the West and North by the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. It covers a land area of nearly 1.380 million square kilometres or 532,800 square miles and is divided into '''thirteen federal states''', '''one capital district''' and '''three free cities''' enjoying various degrees of autonomy dotted along the coast of New England. There officially exists a fourth free city encompassing the whole Long Island, but control over the region has been partial at best. The country counts a population of approximately 230 million inhabitants. The national capital is Washington, D.C. and the most populous city of the contiguous United States (excluding the free cities) is Philadelphia.

	Initially inhabited by various Native American tribes, the territory of the United States was colonised by European powers starting in the sixteenth century. The United States emerged from the Thirteen Colonies established by Great Britain along the East Coast and quickly grew westwards over the territory of other colonial powers such as France and Spain and that of native tribes. The Spanish-American War of 1898 and the First World War in 1917 and 1918 established the United States as a great power on the world stage, a position further confirmed by the outcome of the Second World War in 1943 along with Japan, France, and the United Kingdom. The world enjoyed a period of unprecedented peace for the following decade or two before tensions arose between the Japan-US led Trans-Pacific Treaty Organisation and the Europe-centered Pan-European Entente over the question of imperialism and the growing restlessness in colonies across the globe. The Cold War saw the two blocs engage in a series of proxy-wars, respectively funding and combatting separatist and independentist groups, culminating in the Third World War in 2028 and the nuclear bombing of Paris. Relations were progressively normalised after a mutually-agreed ceasefire while the political decolonisation of Africa began.		Initially inhabited by various Native American tribes, the territory of the United States was colonised by European powers starting in the sixteenth century. The United States emerged from the Thirteen Colonies established by Great Britain along the East Coast and quickly grew westwards over the territory of other colonial powers such as France and Spain and that of native tribes. The Spanish-American War of 1898 and the First World War in 1917 and 1918 established the United States as a great power on the world stage, a position further confirmed by the outcome of the Second World War in 1943 along with Japan, France, and the United Kingdom. The world enjoyed a period of unprecedented peace for the following decade or two before tensions arose between the Japan-US led Trans-Pacific Treaty Organisation and the Europe-centered Pan-European Entente over the question of imperialism and the growing restlessness in colonies across the globe. The Cold War saw the two blocs engage in a series of proxy-wars, respectively funding and combatting separatist and independentist groups, culminating in the Third World War in 2028 and the nuclear bombing of Paris. Relations were progressively normalised after a mutually-agreed ceasefire while the political decolonisation of Africa began.