n. 1 a native or inhabitant of the United States; 2 a native or inhabitant of a North American or Central American or South American country
Americans are proud of their freedom.
Americans are proud of their freedom.
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How long did the Native Americans rule on the plains by using horses?
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What did many Americans think all Chinese were good workers at what occupation?
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The Ojibwe tribe of Native Americans has a rich history in Minnesota.
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What did the Americans load their muskets with when they ran out of ammunition?
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What happened when early Americans learned how to farm?
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Censorship is anathema to Americans.
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In 1961, the Freedom Riders met their goal of showing that in some parts of the United States black Americans were treated how?
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Many Americans thought that bluegrass music would only appeal to rustics.
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Where were all the Japanese Americans stationed?
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Most archaeologists believe the first Americans emigrated from:
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After a few months, the Americans realized the Vietcong were still moving supplies along what trail?
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What did Rosa Park and the African Americans boycott?
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Native Americans who follow European ways are also considered ladinos.
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Who spoke to Americans the day after the Pearl Harbor attack?
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U.S. native; U.S. inhabitant; U.S. citizen
European
4 syllables
A-mer-i-cans
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