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Is Guam still a part of the U.S. and can the Guamese vote in national elections?
KevinRS
Guam is a US Territory, and while they vote in a "straw poll" to determine their choice of the candidates, their vote does not count.
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Are people born i'n Guam Guamese?
No, people born in Guam are Americans.
When was Guam National Olympic Committee created?
Guam National Olympic Committee was created in 1976.
When was Guam National Wildlife Refuge created?
Guam National Wildlife Refuge was created in 1993.
What is the area of Guam National Wildlife Refuge?
The area of Guam National Wildlife Refuge is 95.745 square kilometers.
Where are the guamese originally from?
they are origanilly from south-central America. They traveled on boats to populate all the (present day) countries of the southern pacific islands. This is true if your of Polynesian descent, However Guam is closer to Asia. The decendants of Guam could be tied in with the Taiwanese. They're facial structure are stunningly similar. This could be their direct line of desendants. The island of Guam and its chain called the Marianas are actually part of the Caroline chain, which was later separated and identified for colonial claim. Guamanian would probably describe a person from Guamania. Chamorro in Spanish means the calf of an animal (the scrawney part, not the rump). So it would be safe to catagorize them as,"Carolinian" or "Guamese". I perfer "chamorro" not for it's spanish description, but its sounds nicer.
What is the official bird of Guam?
The national bird of Guam is the koko bird
Is Guam still a colony of the U.S.?
Yes, Guam is currently a United States territory.
Is a passport required to travel from Hawaii to Guam and back?
Guam is a US protectorate- you are still in the US.
Did Guam become a state?
Yes. ur_krazy: no its not. lol. just a U.S.Territory. but even as a U.S. Territory, our votes dont count for the US Presidential elections.
What is the name for a plant or animal that is unique to a particular place?
the koko bird is unique to Guam. It it the national bird of Guam.
Why is Guam important to the u.s?
Guam was first annexed as a result of the Spanish-American War. Guam was lost in WWII to Japan, but it was regained. Guam is a strategic military base to the US. In fact, there is a massive move of about 10,000 US Marines and their familes from Japan to Guam.
Are there still any colonies?
Yes, Puerto Rico and Guam
