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The term "American" means someone from [[America]]. America is actually comprised of two continental pieces- North and South America.
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The term '''American''' means someone from the [[Americas]], which comprised of two continental pieces: North and South America.
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The countries in [[North America]] are:
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The countries in [[North America]] are [[Canada]], [[United States of America]], [[Mexico]], [[Guatemala]], [[El Salvador]], [[Honduras]], [[Belize]], [[Nicaragua]], [[Costa Rica]], and [[Panama]].
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[[Canada]],
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[[United States of America]],
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[[Mexico]],
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[[Guatemala]],  
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[[El Salvador]],  
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[[Honduras]],  
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[[Belize]],  
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[[Nicaragua]],  
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[[Costa Rica]], and  
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[[Panama]].
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The countries in [[South America]] are:
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The countries in [[South America]] are [[Colombia]], [[Venezuela]], [[Guyana]], [[Suriname]], [[French Guiana]], [[Ecuador]], [[Brazil]], [[Peru]], [[Bolivia]], [[Paraguay]], [[Argentina]], [[Uruguay]], and [[Chile]].
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[[Colombia]],
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[[Venezuela]],
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[[Guyana]],
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[[Suriname]],
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[[French Guiana]],
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[[Ecuador]],
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[[Brazil]],
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[[Peru]],
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[[Bolivia]],
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[[Paraguay]],
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[[Argentina]],
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[[Uruguay]], and  
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[[Chile]].
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Many people think the term "American" means "Citizen of the United States of America." In common parlance around the world, "American" usually means "Citizen of the US".
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In common parlance around the world, American usually means "Citizen of the United States".
    
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[[Category:Ethnicity]]
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