America
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America usually means either:
- The Americas
- The United States of America
America may also refer to:
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Other place names
- América, Buenos Aires Province, a city in Argentina
- America, Netherlands, a village in the Netherlands
- América, Tamaulipas, Mexico
- America (or Ameria), Italy, the home town of Sextus Roscius, who was defended by Marcus Tullius Cicero on a charge of parricide.
Arts and entertainment
- America (band), an English-American rock band
- America (XM), XM Satellite Radio channel 10
- América 2, an Argentine television station
- America: From Freedom to Fascism, a 2006 documentary
- América (TV series), a Brazilian telenovela
- America (film), a 1924 film by D. W. Griffith
- America, a 2009 Lifetime film with Rosie O'Donnell as screenwriter, actor and executive producer
Albums
- America (Modern Talking album), an album by the band Modern Talking
- America (America album), an album by the band America
- America (Havalina album), an album by the band Havalina
- América & En Vivo, an EP by Luis Miguel
- America (Kurtis Blow album), an album by Kurtis Blow
- America (John Fahey album)
Songs
- "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" (often known as "America"), patriotic song of the United States
- "America" (Simon & Garfunkel song), a song by Simon and Garfunkel, also covered by Yes
- "America" (Prince song), a song by Prince
- "America" (Neil Diamond song), a song by Neil Diamond
- "America" (West Side Story song), a song from West Side Story by Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Sondheim
- "America" (Razorlight song), the second single by Razorlight on their self-titled album
- America (Killing Joke song)
- "America – The EP", an extended play by Rebecca St. James, on which she sings the song "America"
- "America, Fuck Yeah", the satirical theme song of the 2004 film Team America: World Police
- "America", a song from the Album Where You Live, by Tracy Chapman
- "América", a song by the Spanish singer José Luis Perales, published 1991 (Columbia/Sony Music)
- "America", a song from the children's album of the same title, written and produced by Bobby Susser
- "America", a song from the album Shaman, by Santana featuring P.O.D.
- America (2002 novel), a young adult novel by E. R. Frank
- America (The Book), a book written by the staff of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
- "America" (poem), a poem by Allen Ginsberg
- America (magazine), a weekly Roman Catholic magazine
- "America" (Judge Dredd story), a Judge Dredd story by John Wagner
Sports
Names for association football (soccer) teams.
- América de Cali, a football club from Cali, Colombia
- América Football Club (disambiguation), name of a number of association football clubs in Latin America
- América Managua, a football club from Managua, Nicaragua
- Club América, a football club from Mexico City
- Copa América (Spanish and Portuguese for "America Cup") football competition in South America
Ships
- America (yacht), a racing yacht that won the America's Cup in 1851
- French ship America (1788), a Téméraire-class ship of the French Navy
- SS America (1940), a passenger liner owned by United States Lines
- HMS America, six ships of the Royal Navy
- USS America, three ships of the United States Navy
Other vehicles
- America, the callsign of the Apollo 17 Command/Service Module
- America (aircraft), a multi-engine airplane used by Richard E. Byrd and his crew on a 1927 transatlantic flight
- America (airship), an airship flown in 1907 and 1909 attempts to reach the North Pole, and a 1910 attempt to cross the Atlantic
- America (automobile), an automobile produced in Barcelona, Spain
- America (1911 New York automobile), an early American automobile
People with the given name America
- America Ferrera, an American actress
- America Olivo, an American actress
See also
- Air America
- Amerika
- American
- Americana (disambiguation)
- Americas (terminology)
- Amerrique Mountains
- All pages beginning with "America"
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