United States

Fought within the United States from 1861 to 1865; its dead were absorbed into a national civil religion of Decoration Day and the Gettysburg Address.

Curator of Indian art at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston from 1917 until his death.

Protestant affiliation below half the population; Catholics the largest single denomination at around 20%.

The United States framed the contest as the defence of faith, adding under God to the pledge and In God We Trust as the national motto.

Covenant of the Goddess is a cross-traditional national Wiccan church formed in and registered in the United States.

The United States banned these ceremonies from 1883 and acknowledged the right to hold them only in 1978, which is the legal background the declaration answers.

Feraferia was founded by Frederick Fred Adams in Southern California, United States.

Kemetic Orthodoxy is a modern Kemetic reconstructionist religious organization founded in the United States in 1988.

He navigated Hokulea from Hawaii to Tahiti in 1976 without instruments, and afterwards taught the method to Hawaiian students.

The movement later spread from Mexico City into Chicano and Mexican-American communities in the United States.

He held the chair in the history of religions at Chicago from 1956 until his death in 1986.

Pittsburgh is in western Pennsylvania, at the confluence of the Allegheny and the Monongahela.

Salt Lake City is the capital of Utah, within the United States.

Berkelium is named for Berkeley, California. Made at Berkeley in 1949 and named for the town, by deliberate analogy with terbium and its village.

Californium is named for the state of California and for the University of California. Made at Berkeley in 1950. The team noted that, unlike the earlier transuranics, this one had no chemical analogue to guide the name.

Livermorium is named for Livermore, California. Named in 2012 for the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, which supplied the target material for the Dubna synthesis.

Tennessine is named for the state of Tennessee. Named in 2016 for the Oak Ridge and Vanderbilt contribution. The ine ending marks it as a halogen, following astatine.

Buddhafield arose in the United States.

Dianetics was published in the United States in 1950 and the church was incorporated there in 1953 and 1954.

A secular observance of Darwin's birthday promoted from the United States.

The Fellowship of Friends was founded in California, United States.

Devised by a New Jersey humanist group as a December observance.

Love Has Won arose in the United States.

A secular observance kept opposite the United States National Day of Prayer.

The Navajo Nation, largest reservation in the United States, spans Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.

Ojibwe reservations span Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and North Dakota in the United States.

The Source Family arose in Los Angeles, United States.

The Way International was founded in Ohio, United States.

Word of Faith Fellowship arose in North Carolina, United States.

San Francisco, California, where the first temple was built; the 1893 Parliament was held in Chicago, Illinois, named in the description rather than anchored to a second place entity.

The Massachusetts Bay Colony and the neighbouring New England colonies, in what is now the United States.

Fayette, New York.

The Peter Whitmer log home, Fayette, New York.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where the Ministerium was formed, with the later Midwest expansion named in the description; anchored to the United States since both fall inside the modern country.

Caldwell and Daviess counties, Missouri, and Nauvoo, Illinois.

Hilo, Hawaii; no separate Hawaii place entity exists in the graph, so this anchors to the United States.

Anchored to the United States for want of a separate Hawaii place entity in the atlas today; the church itself stood in Honolulu, not on the mainland, an approximation named here rather than silently rounded.

312 Azusa Street, Los Angeles, California.

Chicago, Illinois.

Lovely Lane, Baltimore, Maryland, with the preceding Barratt's Chapel meeting in Delaware.

Seabury's own consecration took place at Aberdeen, Scotland, but the disestablishment and refounding this event describes is the American church's own; anchored to the United States.

The dispute and the new denomination's formation centered on the United States-based United Methodist Church, though the Global Methodist Church also includes conferences outside the United States.

The Salt Lake Valley, in what is now the United States, though the valley itself was Mexican territory, not yet a United States possession, at the moment of arrival in July 1847.

Plymouth, 1620, and the Massachusetts Bay Colony, 1630, both in modern Massachusetts.

Kodiak Island, Alaska, mapped to the modern United States, though Alaska was Russian territory at the time of this mission. That is named honestly here rather than concealed by using the present day location.

Hawaii and the American mainland; no separate Hawaii place entity exists in the graph, so this anchors to the United States.