Definition: The term "America" comes from the ancient Greek word "Ameras", which means "land of America". This term is often associated with the concept of the United States, a country located in North America. Definition: The United States of America, or simply America when referring to a nation, is an unbroken continuum of 50 states and a federal republic that is divided into 48 contiguous regions. Each state has its own government, laws, and customs, with the exception of Hawaii (which became independent as an entity in 1972). The country's capital is Washington D.C., which is also the site of the United States' Supreme Court, where it interprets law. This concept represents both the political, economic, and historical significance that makes America a unique entity.

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Definition: The word "Amurican" comes from the Latin roots "amurum," which means "to settle, to establish, or to make a town," and "cananis," meaning "the name of a man who settled in that land." This term is used to denote a person or group who has established a settlement on an eastern continent. The definition of 'Amurican' as it relates to this context: - Amurican refers to the region or people living north of Lake Superior in North America, which includes Alaska and parts of Canada. - The term originated from an Old English word "amurum," meaning "to settle in a place where one is not yet settled." In the American context, it might refer to any person who has made a new settlement in this region or group. In general, Amurican refers to someone or group that established a land-based community that existed during the colonial era and remained so until modern times.

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