Anglo-Americans
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Anglo-American is often used in legal, economic and political writing to refer to those countries that have similar legal systems that are generally based on the English common law (also see English law). This includes many of the countries of the former British Empire.
Anglo-American may also refer to:
- English American, American person of English heritage, origin, or background
- "Anglo-American," colloquial term for an English-speaking American (as opposed to Spanish-speaking or Hispanic Americans)
- Anglo-America, region of the Americas
- United Kingdom – United States relations
- Anglo American plc, mining conglomerate
- Anglo-American cataloguing rules, library industry standard
- Anglo-American Publishing, a Canadian comic book publishing company active during the 1940s
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