No, the United States are a rebelled colony of the British Empire. If this you believe this to be an opinion rather than fact. Many historians will agree that the United States is not now or has been an empire as the general agreement for the definition for an Empire is that it requires a monarch.
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Yes, indeed the U.S.A is an Empire, America became an empire before the turn of the century in 1898 during the Spanish American War. During the war and even after it, the U.S. held power over multiple islands like, Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico.
No, it is a democratic republic since 1789 when the constitution was approved. The people of the United States vote for people to represent them. In an empire there is a king involved and he is not selected by the people.
They gave us information about the Western Roman empire, or Byzantium Empire. They also allowed to pass there tradtions on.
The general motives for building an empire is as follows: to expand your territory, acquire more resources, acquire more raw minerals and materials, acquire more power, and dominate the world. The US, British Empire, Greeks and Romans are examples of each motive.
The four allied powers before the United States joined the war included the Russian Empire and French Republic. The allied powers also included Italy and the British Empire.
Doubtful. There might have have been someone with that name in ancient Greece (where the film was set) or in the roman empire (hence the ending -us)
The Gupta empire was important because they us science and writing system.