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{{Infobox Country or territory|native_name = Amerika Sāmoa/Sāmoa Amelika|conventional_long_name = American Samoa|common_name = American Samoa|image_flag = Flag of American Samoa.svg|125px|image_coat = American samoa coa.png|80px|image_map = LocationAmericanSamoa.png|national_motto = "Samoa, Muamua Le Atua"(Samoan)"Samoa, Let God Be First"], Amerika Samoa, [Samoan language|capital = Pago Pago; Fagatogo (seat of government)]|area_rank = 212th|area_magnitude = 1 E8|area_km2 = 199|area_sq_mi = 76.83|percent_water = 0|population_estimate = 57,663|population_estimate_rank = 204th|population_estimate_year = 2007|population_census = 57,291|population_census_year = 2000|population_density_km2 = 353|population_density_sq_mi = 914|population_density_rank = 33rd|GDP_PPP =|GDP_PPP_rank =|GDP_PPP_year =|GDP_PPP_per_capita =|GDP_PPP_per_capita_rank =|sovereignty_type = United States unincorporated territory|currency_code = USD|country_code =|time_zone =|utc_offset = -11|time_zone_DST = not observed|utc_offset_DST =|cctld = [.as also spoken.-->American Samoa ( or ) is an unincorporated territory of the United States located in the [South Pacific Ocean, southeast of the sovereign state of Samoa. The main (largest and most populous) island is Tutuila, with the Islands, Rose Atoll, and Swains Island also included in the territory. American Samoa is part of the Samoan Islands chain, located west of the Cook Islands, north of Tonga, and some 300 miles (500 km) south of Tokelau. To the west are the islands of the Wallis and Futuna group. The United States Census Bureau showed a total population of 57,291.http://www.census.gov/Press-Release/www/2001/cb01cn175.html The total land area is 200.22 km² (77.305 sq mi).

History Pre-Western Contact Although many historians debate it, many believed that the Samoan Islands were originally inhabited as early as 1000 BC. Samoa was not reached by European explorers until the eighteenth century.The pre-Western history of Eastern Samoa (now American Samoa) is inextricably bound with the history of Western Samoa (now independent Samoa). The Manu'a Islands of American Samoa has one of the oldest histories of Polynesia, in connection with the Tui Manua title, connected with the histories of the archipelagos of Fiji, Tonga, the Cook Islands, Tokelau and elsewhere in the Pacific, where Manu'a once had influence. During the Tongan occupation of Samoa, Manu'a was the only island group that remained independent. The islands of Tutuila and Aunu'u were politically connected to 'Upolu island in what is now independent Samoa. It can be said that all the Samoa islands are politically connected today through the faamatai chiefly system and through family connections that are as strong as ever. This system of the faamatai and the customs of faasamoa originated with two of the most famous early chiefs of Samoa, who were both women and related, Nafanua and Salamasina.

Imperialization Early Western contact included a battle in the eighteenth century between French explorers and islanders in Tutuila, for which the Samoans were blamed in the West, giving them a reputation for ferocity. Early nineteenth century Rarotongan missionaries to the Samoa islands were followed by a group of Western missionaries led by John Williams (missionary) of the Congregational church London Missionary Society in the 1830s, officially bringing Christianity to Samoa. Less than a hundred years later, the Samoan Congregationalist Church became the first independent indigenous church of the South Pacific.

In March of 1889, a Germany naval force invaded a village in Samoa, and by doing so destroyed some American property. Three American warships then entered the Samoan harbor and were prepared to fire on the three German warships found there. Before guns were fired, a typhoon sank both the American and German ships. A compulsory armistice was called because of the lack of warships.

As a U.S. Territory International rivalries in the latter half of the nineteenth century were settled by the 1899 Treaty of Berlin, 1899 in which Germany and the U.S. divided the Samoan archipelago. The U.S. formally occupied its portion—a smaller group of eastern islands with the noted harbor of Pago Pago, American Samoa—the following year. The western islands are now the independent state of Samoa.

After the U.S. took possession of Samoa, the United States Navy built a coaling station on Pago Pago Bay for its Pacific Squadron and appointed a local Secretary. The navy secured a Deed of Cession of Tutuila in 1900 and a Deed of Cession of in 1904. The last sovereign of , the , was forced to sign a Deed of Cession of following a series of US Naval trials, known as the "Trial of the Ipu", in Pago Pago, , and aboard a Pacific Squadron gunboat.

After World War I, during the time of the Mau movement in Western Samoa (then a New Zealand protectorate), there was a corresponding American Samoa Mau movement, led by Samuel Sailele Ripley, who was from Leone village and was a WWI war veteran. After meetings in America, he was prevented from disembarking from the ship that brought him home to American Samoa and was not allowed to return. The American Samoa Mau movement having been suppressed by the US Navy, in 1930 the US Congress sent a committee to investigate the status of American Samoa, led by Americans who had had a part in the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom.

In 1938, famous aviator Ed Musick and his crew died on the Pan American World Airways S-42 Samoan Clipper over Pago Pago, on a survey flight to Auckland, New Zealand. Sometime after take-off the aircraft experienced trouble and Musick turned it back toward Pago Pago. As the crew began dumping fuel in preparation for an emergency landing a spark in the fuel pump caused an explosion that tore the aircraft apart in mid-air.

During World War II, U.S. Marines in Samoa outnumbered the local population, having a huge cultural influence. Young Samoan men from the age of 14 and above were combat trained by US military personnel. As in WWI, Samoans served in WWII as combatants, medical personnel, code personnel, ship repairs, etc.

After the war, Organic Act 4500, a U.S. United States Department of the Interior-sponsored attempt to incorporate Samoa, was defeated in Congress, primarily through the efforts of Samoan chiefs, led by Tuiasosopo Mariota. These chiefs' efforts led to the creation of a local legislature, the American Samoa Fono which meets in the village of Fagatogo, the territory's de facto and de jure capital. (See the Capital City section below for more information on Fagatogo.)

In time, the Navy-appointed governor was replaced by a locally elected one. Although technically considered "unorganized" in that the Congress of the United States has not passed an Organic Act for the territory, American Samoa is self-governing under a constitution that became effective on July 1, 1967. The U.S. Territory of American Samoa is on the United Nations list of Non-Self-Governing Territories, a listing which is disputed by territorial government officials.

Politics Politics of American Samoa takes place in a framework of a presidential representative democracy Dependent territory, whereby the List of American Samoa Governors is the head of government, and of a wiktionary:pluriform multi-party system. American Samoa is an unincorporated and unorganized territory of the United States, administered by the Office of Insular Affairs, U.S. Department of the Interior. Its constitution was ratified 1966 and came into effect 1967. Executive power is exercised by the government. Legislative power is vested in the two chambers of the legislature. The American political parties (Republican and Democratic) exist in American Samoa, but few politicians are aligned with the parties. The judiciary is independent of the executive and the legislature.

There is also the traditional village politics of the Samoa Islands, the "fa'amatai" and the "fa'asamoa", which continues in American Samoa and in independent Samoa, and which interacts across these current boundaries. The Fa'asamoa is the language and customs, and the Fa'amatai the protocols of the "fono" (council) and the chiefly system. The Fa'amatai and the Fono take place at all levels of the Samoan body politic, from the family, to the village, to the region, to national matters. The "matai" (chiefs) are elected by consensus within the fono of the extended family and village(s) concerned. The matai and the fono (which is itself made of matai) decide on distribution of family exchanges and tenancy of communal lands. The majority of lands in American Samoa and independent Samoa are communal. A matai can represent a small family group or a great extended family that reaches across islands, and to both American Samoa and independent Samoa.

Nationality Persons born in American Samoa are American United States nationality law#Nationals who are not citizens, but not United States citizens. Such status is only conferred on people born in the districts of American Samoa and Swains Island, but not to people born in unorganized atolls.

Samoans are entitled to elect one Delegate (United States Congress) to the United States House of Representatives. Their delegate since 1989 has been Democratic Party (United States) Eni Fa'aua'a Hunkin Faleomavaega, Jr. They also receive delegates to the Democratic National Convention and Republican National Convention National Conventions.

Geography American Samoa is located within the geographical region of Oceania. With a total land area of 199 km² (123.7 sq miles), it is slightly larger than the District of Columbia. Consisting of five, rugged volcanic islands and two coral atolls, it is frequently hit by typhoons between December and March, due to its positioning in the South Pacific Ocean. In addition, Rose Atoll, located in American Samoa, is the southernmost point in the territory of the United States

American Samoa is administratively divided into three districts and two "unorganized" atolls. The districts and unorganized atolls are subdivided into 74 villages. Pago Pago is the capital of American Samoa. It is one of the largest villages and is located on the eastern side of Tutuila island in Ma'oputasi County district #9. Some have mistakenly cited Fagatogo as the capital due to the fact that is listed in the Constitution of American Samoa as the official seat of government.

Economy Employment on the island basically falls into three relatively equally-sized categories of approximately 5,000 workers each: the public sector, the two tuna Cannery, and the rest of the private sector. There are only a few federal employees in American Samoa and no active military personnel (there is an Army Reserve unit, however); the overwhelming majority of public sector employees work for the American Samoa Government. The two tuna canneries (StarKist Tuna and Samoa Packing) export several hundred million dollars worth of canned tuna to the United States. In early 2007 the Samoan economy was highlighted in the U.S. Congress as it was not mentioned in the minimum wage bill, at the request of the Samoan delegate to the United States House of Representatives, Eni Faleomavaega.

The Fair Labor Standards Act has, since inception, contained special provisions for American Samoa, citing its limited economy. FLSA section 205, "Special industry committees for American Samoa" Since the American set based on the recommendations of a Special Industry Committee meeting bi-annually. Statement by the President Upon Signing the American Samoa Labor Standards Amendments of 1956 Originally, the Act contained provisions for other territories, which were phased out as those territories developed more diverse economies. Faleomavaega Comments On Minimum Wage Bill Now Before Congress

Demographics American Samoa is small enough to have just one ZIP code, 96799. The island contains 23 primary schools and six secondary schools, all of which are operated by the American Samoa Department of Education.http://www.doe.as/ American Samoa Community College, founded in 1970, provides post-secondary education on the islands.

Culture The culture in American Samoa is basically the same as in Western Samoa (Upolu). There are no major differences in culture between the two, same for the people themselves. The U.S. military and agricultural occupation distinguishes American Samoa from the sovereign Samoa.http://www.nps.gov/archive/npsa/what2pack.htm

Sports About 30 ethnic Samoans, many from American Samoa, currently play in the National Football League. A 2002 article from ESPNhttp://espn.go.com/gen/s/2002/0527/1387626.html estimated that a Samoan male (either an American Samoan, or a Samoan living in the 50 United States) is 40 times more likely to play in the NFL than a non-Samoan American.

A number have also ventured into professional wrestling (see especially Anoa'i family).

The bloodsport of dog fighting is legal in American Samoa. HSUS

American Samoa national soccer team is considered one of the weakest teams in the world. It also has the distinction of suffering the worst loss in international soccer history: they lost to Australia 31-0 in a FIFA World Cup qualifying match on April 11 2001.

See also

References External links Government Overviews Other

{{Infobox Country or territory|native_name = Amerika Sāmoa/Sāmoa Amelika|conventional_long_name = American Samoa|common_name = American Samoa|image_flag = Flag of American Samoa.svg|125px|image_coat = American samoa coa.png|80px|image_map = LocationAmericanSamoa.png|national_motto = "Samoa, Muamua Le Atua"(Samoan)"Samoa, Let God Be First"], Amerika Samoa, [Samoan language|capital = Pago Pago; Fagatogo (seat of government)]|area_rank = 212th|area_magnitude = 1 E8|area_km2 = 199|area_sq_mi = 76.83|percent_water = 0|population_estimate = 57,663|population_estimate_rank = 204th|population_estimate_year = 2007|population_census = 57,291|population_census_year = 2000|population_density_km2 = 353|population_density_sq_mi = 914|population_density_rank = 33rd|GDP_PPP =|GDP_PPP_rank =|GDP_PPP_year =|GDP_PPP_per_capita =|GDP_PPP_per_capita_rank =|sovereignty_type = United States unincorporated territory|currency_code = USD|country_code =|time_zone =|utc_offset = -11|time_zone_DST = not observed|utc_offset_DST =|cctld = [.as also spoken.-->American Samoa ( or ) is an unincorporated territory of the United States located in the [South Pacific Ocean, southeast of the sovereign state of Samoa. The main (largest and most populous) island is Tutuila, with the Islands, Rose Atoll, and Swains Island also included in the territory. American Samoa is part of the Samoan Islands chain, located west of the Cook Islands, north of Tonga, and some 300 miles (500 km) south of Tokelau. To the west are the islands of the Wallis and Futuna group. The United States Census Bureau showed a total population of 57,291.http://www.census.gov/Press-Release/www/2001/cb01cn175.html The total land area is 200.22 km² (77.305 sq mi).

History Pre-Western Contact Although many historians debate it, many believed that the Samoan Islands were originally inhabited as early as 1000 BC. Samoa was not reached by European explorers until the eighteenth century.The pre-Western history of Eastern Samoa (now American Samoa) is inextricably bound with the history of Western Samoa (now independent Samoa). The Manu'a Islands of American Samoa has one of the oldest histories of Polynesia, in connection with the Tui Manua title, connected with the histories of the archipelagos of Fiji, Tonga, the Cook Islands, Tokelau and elsewhere in the Pacific, where Manu'a once had influence. During the Tongan occupation of Samoa, Manu'a was the only island group that remained independent. The islands of Tutuila and Aunu'u were politically connected to 'Upolu island in what is now independent Samoa. It can be said that all the Samoa islands are politically connected today through the faamatai chiefly system and through family connections that are as strong as ever. This system of the faamatai and the customs of faasamoa originated with two of the most famous early chiefs of Samoa, who were both women and related, Nafanua and Salamasina.

Imperialization Early Western contact included a battle in the eighteenth century between French explorers and islanders in Tutuila, for which the Samoans were blamed in the West, giving them a reputation for ferocity. Early nineteenth century Rarotongan missionaries to the Samoa islands were followed by a group of Western missionaries led by John Williams (missionary) of the Congregational church London Missionary Society in the 1830s, officially bringing Christianity to Samoa. Less than a hundred years later, the Samoan Congregationalist Church became the first independent indigenous church of the South Pacific.

In March of 1889, a Germany naval force invaded a village in Samoa, and by doing so destroyed some American property. Three American warships then entered the Samoan harbor and were prepared to fire on the three German warships found there. Before guns were fired, a typhoon sank both the American and German ships. A compulsory armistice was called because of the lack of warships.

As a U.S. Territory International rivalries in the latter half of the nineteenth century were settled by the 1899 Treaty of Berlin, 1899 in which Germany and the U.S. divided the Samoan archipelago. The U.S. formally occupied its portion—a smaller group of eastern islands with the noted harbor of Pago Pago, American Samoa—the following year. The western islands are now the independent state of Samoa.

After the U.S. took possession of Samoa, the United States Navy built a coaling station on Pago Pago Bay for its Pacific Squadron and appointed a local Secretary. The navy secured a Deed of Cession of Tutuila in 1900 and a Deed of Cession of in 1904. The last sovereign of , the , was forced to sign a Deed of Cession of following a series of US Naval trials, known as the "Trial of the Ipu", in Pago Pago, , and aboard a Pacific Squadron gunboat.

After World War I, during the time of the Mau movement in Western Samoa (then a New Zealand protectorate), there was a corresponding American Samoa Mau movement, led by Samuel Sailele Ripley, who was from Leone village and was a WWI war veteran. After meetings in America, he was prevented from disembarking from the ship that brought him home to American Samoa and was not allowed to return. The American Samoa Mau movement having been suppressed by the US Navy, in 1930 the US Congress sent a committee to investigate the status of American Samoa, led by Americans who had had a part in the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom.

In 1938, famous aviator Ed Musick and his crew died on the Pan American World Airways S-42 Samoan Clipper over Pago Pago, on a survey flight to Auckland, New Zealand. Sometime after take-off the aircraft experienced trouble and Musick turned it back toward Pago Pago. As the crew began dumping fuel in preparation for an emergency landing a spark in the fuel pump caused an explosion that tore the aircraft apart in mid-air.

During World War II, U.S. Marines in Samoa outnumbered the local population, having a huge cultural influence. Young Samoan men from the age of 14 and above were combat trained by US military personnel. As in WWI, Samoans served in WWII as combatants, medical personnel, code personnel, ship repairs, etc.

After the war, Organic Act 4500, a U.S. United States Department of the Interior-sponsored attempt to incorporate Samoa, was defeated in Congress, primarily through the efforts of Samoan chiefs, led by Tuiasosopo Mariota. These chiefs' efforts led to the creation of a local legislature, the American Samoa Fono which meets in the village of Fagatogo, the territory's de facto and de jure capital. (See the Capital City section below for more information on Fagatogo.)

In time, the Navy-appointed governor was replaced by a locally elected one. Although technically considered "unorganized" in that the Congress of the United States has not passed an Organic Act for the territory, American Samoa is self-governing under a constitution that became effective on July 1, 1967. The U.S. Territory of American Samoa is on the United Nations list of Non-Self-Governing Territories, a listing which is disputed by territorial government officials.

Politics Politics of American Samoa takes place in a framework of a presidential representative democracy Dependent territory, whereby the List of American Samoa Governors is the head of government, and of a wiktionary:pluriform multi-party system. American Samoa is an unincorporated and unorganized territory of the United States, administered by the Office of Insular Affairs, U.S. Department of the Interior. Its constitution was ratified 1966 and came into effect 1967. Executive power is exercised by the government. Legislative power is vested in the two chambers of the legislature. The American political parties (Republican and Democratic) exist in American Samoa, but few politicians are aligned with the parties. The judiciary is independent of the executive and the legislature.

There is also the traditional village politics of the Samoa Islands, the "fa'amatai" and the "fa'asamoa", which continues in American Samoa and in independent Samoa, and which interacts across these current boundaries. The Fa'asamoa is the language and customs, and the Fa'amatai the protocols of the "fono" (council) and the chiefly system. The Fa'amatai and the Fono take place at all levels of the Samoan body politic, from the family, to the village, to the region, to national matters. The "matai" (chiefs) are elected by consensus within the fono of the extended family and village(s) concerned. The matai and the fono (which is itself made of matai) decide on distribution of family exchanges and tenancy of communal lands. The majority of lands in American Samoa and independent Samoa are communal. A matai can represent a small family group or a great extended family that reaches across islands, and to both American Samoa and independent Samoa.

Nationality Persons born in American Samoa are American United States nationality law#Nationals who are not citizens, but not United States citizens. Such status is only conferred on people born in the districts of American Samoa and Swains Island, but not to people born in unorganized atolls.

Samoans are entitled to elect one Delegate (United States Congress) to the United States House of Representatives. Their delegate since 1989 has been Democratic Party (United States) Eni Fa'aua'a Hunkin Faleomavaega, Jr. They also receive delegates to the Democratic National Convention and Republican National Convention National Conventions.

Geography American Samoa is located within the geographical region of Oceania. With a total land area of 199 km² (123.7 sq miles), it is slightly larger than the District of Columbia. Consisting of five, rugged volcanic islands and two coral atolls, it is frequently hit by typhoons between December and March, due to its positioning in the South Pacific Ocean. In addition, Rose Atoll, located in American Samoa, is the southernmost point in the territory of the United States

American Samoa is administratively divided into three districts and two "unorganized" atolls. The districts and unorganized atolls are subdivided into 74 villages. Pago Pago is the capital of American Samoa. It is one of the largest villages and is located on the eastern side of Tutuila island in Ma'oputasi County district #9. Some have mistakenly cited Fagatogo as the capital due to the fact that is listed in the Constitution of American Samoa as the official seat of government.

Economy Employment on the island basically falls into three relatively equally-sized categories of approximately 5,000 workers each: the public sector, the two tuna Cannery, and the rest of the private sector. There are only a few federal employees in American Samoa and no active military personnel (there is an Army Reserve unit, however); the overwhelming majority of public sector employees work for the American Samoa Government. The two tuna canneries (StarKist Tuna and Samoa Packing) export several hundred million dollars worth of canned tuna to the United States. In early 2007 the Samoan economy was highlighted in the U.S. Congress as it was not mentioned in the minimum wage bill, at the request of the Samoan delegate to the United States House of Representatives, Eni Faleomavaega.

The Fair Labor Standards Act has, since inception, contained special provisions for American Samoa, citing its limited economy. FLSA section 205, "Special industry committees for American Samoa" Since the American set based on the recommendations of a Special Industry Committee meeting bi-annually. Statement by the President Upon Signing the American Samoa Labor Standards Amendments of 1956 Originally, the Act contained provisions for other territories, which were phased out as those territories developed more diverse economies. Faleomavaega Comments On Minimum Wage Bill Now Before Congress

Demographics American Samoa is small enough to have just one ZIP code, 96799. The island contains 23 primary schools and six secondary schools, all of which are operated by the American Samoa Department of Education.http://www.doe.as/ American Samoa Community College, founded in 1970, provides post-secondary education on the islands.

Culture The culture in American Samoa is basically the same as in Western Samoa (Upolu). There are no major differences in culture between the two, same for the people themselves. The U.S. military and agricultural occupation distinguishes American Samoa from the sovereign Samoa.http://www.nps.gov/archive/npsa/what2pack.htm

Sports About 30 ethnic Samoans, many from American Samoa, currently play in the National Football League. A 2002 article from ESPNhttp://espn.go.com/gen/s/2002/0527/1387626.html estimated that a Samoan male (either an American Samoan, or a Samoan living in the 50 United States) is 40 times more likely to play in the NFL than a non-Samoan American.

A number have also ventured into professional wrestling (see especially Anoa'i family).

The bloodsport of dog fighting is legal in American Samoa. HSUS

American Samoa national soccer team is considered one of the weakest teams in the world. It also has the distinction of suffering the worst loss in international soccer history: they lost to Australia 31-0 in a FIFA World Cup qualifying match on April 11 2001.

See also

References External links Government Overviews Other



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