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North American describes any entity, people, group, or attribute of North America, especially of Mexico, United States, and Canada together.
North American or North America may also refer to:
Usage examples of "north american".
Korman asked, referring to the North American Air Defense Command Center buried deep in the Cheyenne Mountains outside the city.
He was convinced that in the next nine days tumultuous events would make him so necessary to the new president that he would then be able to assert his dominance in order to avoid the war with the South that Lincoln might blunder into, exclude Chase and the Democrats from the Cabinet, and begin the creation of the new North American—.
After Lodge had graduated from Harvard, Adams had hired his former student to be an assistant editor of the North American Review, with one standing instruction: when editing historians, strike out all superfluous words, particularly adjectives.
History and politics are my field, and New York seems not to be rich in either historians or true political writers despite the often interesting efforts of the Adams descendant who edits Boston's North American Review.
Then Verplanck mentioned an attack on Irving in the North American Review.
He was convinced that in the next nine days tumultuous events would make him so necessary to the new president that he would then be able to assert his dominance in order to avoid the war with the South that Lincoln might blunder into, exclude Chase and the Democrats from the Cabinet, and begin the creation of the new North American -- South American and West Indian, too.
President Smith was loudly declaring he'd removed the last reasons for war on the North American continent.
In fact, some scholars have gone so far as to suggest that most North American Indians lived apart from linear time, harmonizing their lives with the cycles of the seasons and the biological processes of propagation, birth, and death.
In turn, Radisson and Chouart made their own response: They went to the English and secured backing to create the Hudson's Bay Company, which would be for many years the single most powerful mercantile force on the North American continent.
Napoleon also promised to maintain Louisiana as a buffer between Spain's North American settlements and the United States.
The Forbes Road was the first great avenue into the North American interior.
The cataclysmic North American war of 1754-63 is the French and Indian War.