America Regions

The two landmasses which make up this region of the planet were generally obscure to the rest of the world until the fifteenth century when Christopher Columbus incidentally found North America. Albeit the Norse adventurer Leif Erikson had proactively cruised to this piece of the planet before the Spanish, he didn't colonize the land and left it similarly as he had tracked down it. Mass migration from Europe to these 'fascinating' lands brought about enormous native populaces being cleared out from illnesses and subjugation, prompting a gigantic loss of history and culture. Today, the tradition of colonization has guaranteed that both the Americas share numerous normal qualities, normal Indo-European dialects, and a predominant religion, Christianity, which represents 86% of the populace.

How many countries are there in the Americas?

America is shared by 35 nations (sovereign states) and a few ward regions.