Americas

This source names Americas directly: "A news article on The Yeshiva World, an Orthodox Jewish news site, dated 26 June 2015, reporting Agudath Israel of America's statement on the U.S."

This source names Americas directly: "Agudath Israel of America's own statement on its official site, dated 26 June 2015, responding to the U.S."

This source names Americas directly: "The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)'s own retrospective account of its founding reunion service, held 10 June 1983 at the World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia."

This source names Americas directly: "The Coalition of Hindus of North America's 2022 submission to a House of Commons of Canada committee on Bill C-229 argues for the term "Nazi Hakenkreuz" rather than "swastika" in proposed Canadian..."

This source names Americas directly: "A US-based nonprofit founded within the Sufi community and dedicated, in its own words, to actualizing human spiritual potential and serving those in need."

This source names Americas directly: "The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America's own summary of congregational statistics as of December 31, 1988, its first full year following the January 1988 merger, giving national end-of-year..."

This source names Americas directly: "The office John Wesley created in 1784 when he ordained Thomas Coke general superintendent for the fledgling Methodist societies in America, a functional office of oversight rather than a third holy..."

This source names Americas directly: "The Seventh-day Adventist Church held its 61st General Conference Session, the denomination's quinquennial world business meeting, at the America's Center Convention Complex in St."

This source names Americas directly: "In 1888, the third Lambeth Conference of Anglican bishops, meeting in London a generation after the Archbishop of Canterbury convened the first such conference there in 1867, already recorded here..."

This source names Americas directly: "The 1912 standardized birthstone list, adopted at the annual convention of the National Association of Jewelers, now Jewelers of America, is a primary trade-industry source, the actual document that..."

This source names Americas directly: "The Age of Reason, published in two parts in 1794 and 1795, is Thomas Paine's popularisation of deist argument, written in the plain, widely accessible style that had already made his political..."

This source names Americas directly: "In July 1875, representatives of twenty one Presbyterian and Reformed church bodies from Europe and North America met at the English Presbyterian College in London and adopted the name the Alliance..."

This source names Americas directly: "Communion's provinces in Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania."

This source names Americas directly: "On 31 October 1731 Archbishop Leopold Anton von Firmian of Salzburg ordered the expulsion of all Protestants from his archbishopric, over 20,000 people by the source's own count, the landless given..."

This source names Americas directly: "Africa and over a third in the Americas, a demographic outcome the Los Angeles revival's own early participants could not have anticipated."

This source names Americas directly: "On 13 October 2016 the Baha'i Faith dedicated its continental House of Worship for South America, in Penalolen, Santiago, Chile, designed by architect Siamak Hariri."

This source names Americas directly: "The largest nongovernmental field study of Black churches ever undertaken, drawing on interviews with more than 1,800 Black clergy across the seven historic denominations of the Black Church: the..."

This source names Americas directly: "In 1925, nineteen years after Japan's Home Ministry ordered the shrine merger policy in 1906, already recorded here, and sixteen years before wartime suspicion suppressed Shinto in America in 1941..."

This source names Americas directly: "A weekly Unitarian newspaper first issued April 20, 1821 in Boston under editor David Reed, four years before the American Unitarian Association itself was founded in 1825."

This source names Americas directly: "With the American Revolution having severed American Methodists from the Church of England, John Wesley reluctantly agreed to let the movement in America organise as its own church, sending Thomas..."

This source names Americas directly: "Part of the Denominations in America series, this is a scholarly survey of the Congregationalist tradition from the Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay settlements through the Cambridge Platform, the..."

This source names Americas directly: "An essay on Tradition Online, the web publication of the Rabbinical Council of America's journal Tradition, naming specific medieval Jewish astrologers who applied Saturn-Jupiter conjunction theory..."

This source names Americas directly: "By the late nineteenth century Methodism had multiplied into dozens of separate connexions and denominations across Britain, America and the mission field, and roughly four hundred delegates from..."

This source names Americas directly: "On 19 August 1999, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America's Churchwide Assembly, meeting in Denver, voted 1,007 to 11 to enter full communion with the Moravian Church in America under the..."

This source names Americas directly: "David Hein and Gardiner H."

This source names Americas directly: "On 21 May 1789, Presbyterian ministers and elders gathered at Second Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia for the first General Assembly of the newly reorganized Presbyterian Church in the United..."

This source names Americas directly: "Around 1910, close to two-thirds of the world's Christians lived in Europe."

This source names Americas directly: "Clement Falbo's The Golden Ratio, A Contrary Viewpoint is a peer reviewed article in the College Mathematics Journal, a publication of the Mathematical Association of America, examining popular..."

This source names Americas directly: "Thomas S."

This source names Americas directly: "GAFCON's own page presenting the Jerusalem Declaration, issued at the Global Anglican Future Conference held in Jerusalem from 22 to 29 June 2008."

This source names Americas directly: "Allan Greer, editor, The Jesuit Relations: Natives and Missionaries in Seventeenth-Century North America, Bedford Saint Martin's, 2000, is a scholarly edited selection, with a substantial..."

This source names Americas directly: "colonisation and, as elsewhere in the Americas, with the destruction of existing Indigenous religious life and increasingly with the forced labour of both Indigenous people and, before long..."

This source names Americas directly: "For its first century the church remained overwhelmingly American, but a sustained expansion of full-time missionary work after the Second World War, and especially from the 1960s onward, carried..."

This source names Americas directly: "On 11 September 1955 church president David O."

This source names Americas directly: "The National Trust for Historic Preservation's feature on the architect Wallace A."

This source names Americas directly: "The Lonely Man of Faith, Joseph B."

This source names Americas directly: "On 26 April 1847, twelve pastors representing fourteen congregations from Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, New York and Ohio met in Chicago and signed a constitution founding the German..."

This source names Americas directly: "the oldest known surviving book in the Americas."

This source names Americas directly: "The International Pentecostal Holiness Church's own General Superintendent's Office account of the 1994 Memphis Miracle, documenting the 18 October 1994 dissolution of the Pentecostal Fellowship of..."

This source names Americas directly: "On 18 October 1994, during the Pentecostal Partners conference at Memphis, Tennessee, delegates of the all white Pentecostal Fellowship of North America, founded in 1948, voted to dissolve the..."

This source names Americas directly: "Twenty three years after Henry Appenzeller arrived in Korea and founded the first Methodist mission there in 1885, already recorded here, and twenty four years before three British Methodist..."

This source names Americas directly: "The Moravian Book of Worship is the current hymnal and liturgy book of the Moravian Church in America, published in 1995 by the Interprovincial Board of Publications and Communications, a 954 page..."

This source names Americas directly: "The Music of the Moravian Church in America, edited by Nola Reed Knouse, is a scholarly collection of essays on the distinctive musical tradition of the Moravian Church in North America, written by..."

This source names Americas directly: "Helaine Silverman and Donald A."

This source names Americas directly: "The Passion of the Christ is a 2004 film directed by Mel Gibson depicting the last twelve hours of the life of Jesus, from the night before his arrest in Gethsemane through his trial, scourging and..."

This source names Americas directly: "An article by Rick Plasterer on Juicy Ecumenism, dated 28 June 2024, reporting the Presbyterian Church in America's 51st General Assembly giving final approval to Overture 23, which had already been..."

This source names Americas directly: "On 10 June 1983, at the World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia, the Presbyterian Church in the United States and the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America united to form the..."

This source names Americas directly: "Sixty nine years after Lutheranism was established in North America between 1742 and 1748, already recorded here, and thirty years before the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, organized in Chicago in..."

This source names Americas directly: "David Christopher Lane is a sociologist who has published extensively and critically on Sant Mat and Radhasoami successor movements, including a separate study of Paul Twitchell and Eckankar (14691)..."

This source names Americas directly: "David Berger, an Orthodox rabbi and professor of Jewish history, argues that messianic claims some Chabad-Lubavitch leaders made about Menachem Mendel Schneerson after his 1994 death, that he could..."

Africa holds the southwest quarter, at least in its northern strip. The Americas hold no quarter at all.

Asia holds two of the four quarters of the classical chorography. The Americas hold none, because the hemisphere lay outside the inhabited world the scheme divides.

Europe is the northwest quarter of the classical chorography. The Americas were unknown to it and were never assigned a quarter.

Global is not a landmass. It marks material whose spread crosses the continents rather than belonging to one of them.

Named in 1946 for the Americas, chosen deliberately to echo europium, which sits directly above it in the periodic table. An etymological link only, not a claim that the element carries anything of the place.

The United States and Canada in particular. The map places this across the wider Americas, since the population described spans both countries.