Long Island?
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Long Island?
Long Island is part of the state of New York. It's not a distinct territory.
OK, Palmyra Atol
We have a winner!Quote:
Originally Posted by Grundo Farb
Although Palmyra Atoll in unorganized (meaning that it has no formal government), it is an incorporated territory.
It's only 4.6 square miles in size.
Palmyra Atoll was annexed for the second time in 1911 which meant that it was incorporated but when Hawaii became a state it was excluded.
http://www.gao.gov/archive/1998/og98005.pdf
It is not at issue that the Constitution applied in its entirety to Palmyra between 1900 and 1959. There is no clear reason why the Constitution would not continue to apply today.
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It had been subject to theConstitution, and was a part of the United States. The Constitution had attached to it irrevocably. There are steps which can never be taken backward.
- GAO, Application of the U.S. Constitution
OK asylum seekers. If you want your kids to become US citizens under the 14th Amendment, just have them be born there. Just remember that you have to get a bunch of officials out there to confirm that this was actually true and that the nearest thing in the wide blue nothingness is Napari in Kiribati which is 230 miles away.
Ok, next question then.
What are the names of the two original Spice Islands which were the only places where nutmeg, cloves and mace were traded?
Scary and Baby :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Grundo Farb
Sadly no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rollo
Java and Sumatra?
Close but no. The area is right.Quote:
Originally Posted by D-Type
C'mon people, the English traded the Dutch for some island called Manhattan over these islands...