Name one U.S. territory.

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Name one U.S. territory.

Explanation:
A U.S. territory is a region under United States sovereignty that is not a state. Puerto Rico fits this category: it’s located in the Caribbean, has its own local government and constitution, and uses U.S. federal laws and currency. Residents are U.S. citizens, but Puerto Rico does not elect a voting member to Congress and residents don’t vote in presidential elections the way states do. This makes Puerto Rico a correct example of a U.S. territory. (The other options—American Samoa, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands—are also U.S. territories, so any of them would work as an example.)

A U.S. territory is a region under United States sovereignty that is not a state. Puerto Rico fits this category: it’s located in the Caribbean, has its own local government and constitution, and uses U.S. federal laws and currency. Residents are U.S. citizens, but Puerto Rico does not elect a voting member to Congress and residents don’t vote in presidential elections the way states do. This makes Puerto Rico a correct example of a U.S. territory. (The other options—American Samoa, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands—are also U.S. territories, so any of them would work as an example.)

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