KnowraAmerican SamoaLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to American Samoa, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 6Related 1Compared with 3SamoaCompared with: It shares Samoan heritage with the independent country but has a different political status.Samoan independenceCompared with: Unlike Western Samoa, the eastern islands did not become an independent state in 1962.ApiaCompared with: It shares Samoan cultural ties with Apia’s country but has a different political status.Samoan IslandsBroader topic: Its islands form the archipelago’s eastern political unit.Territories of the United StatesBroader topic: Its residents are generally U.S. nationals rather than U.S. citizens at birth.Unincorporated territoryBroader topic: It remains unincorporated, and its citizenship rules have prompted constitutional litigation.Coming of Age in SamoaBroader topic: Mead carried out her research on Taʻu, an island in American Samoa.History of SamoaBroader topic: Its separate U.S. administration followed the 1899 partition and continues today.SamoanRelated: Samoan is an official language and a widely spoken community language there.Second Samoan Civil WarBroader topic: The United States received Tutuila and nearby islands under the 1899 settlement.