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Overview: The United States of America Early History and Formation Indigenous Peoples and European Arrival The American Revolution and Founding Expansion, Division, and Reunification Westward Expansion and Sectionalism The Civil War and Reconstruction Rise to Global Power Industrialization and the Progressive Era World Wars and the Great Depression Cold War and Modern Era The Cold War and Civil Rights Post-Cold War to the 21st Century Government, Economy, and Culture Government and Political System Economy and Innovation Culture and Society Key Figures and Defining Ideas Influential Leaders and Thinkers Core American Ideals Global Impact and Future Outlook International Role and Influence Challenges and Future Directions Fact-checked by Forcapedia · 22 hours ago
United States of America The United States of America is a vast federal republic in North America, comprising 50 states and a federal district. It is a global superpower, known for its diverse culture, powerful economy, and significant influence on international affairs, rooted in a history of indigenous civilizations, European colonization, revolution, and expansion.
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