What countries make up Anglo-America?

Anglo-America refers to the countries and regions where the English language and British cultural influences are predominant. The term is used to describe countries that were either part of the British Empire or have strong historical, cultural, and linguistic ties to the United Kingdom.

The following countries are generally considered part of Anglo-America:

1. United States

2. Canada

3. United Kingdom

4. Australia

5. New Zealand

6. Ireland (Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland)

7. The Bahamas

8. Jamaica

9. Barbados

10. Trinidad and Tobago

11. Guyana

12. Belize

These countries share a common heritage and history of British colonization, which has influenced their institutions, legal systems, educational systems, and cultural norms. The English language is the official language in all these countries, except Canada where it is co-official with French.

It's worth noting that the concept of Anglo-America can be flexible, and some scholars and historians may have slightly different interpretations of which countries belong to this group.