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You are a citizen of the United States! Whether you are a natural-born citizen or an immigrant, it's up to you! You can be poor, average, wealthy, or filthy rich! Live in any era and do whatever you like! The choice is yours! Demographics: 43 million German-Americans, 30 million Irish-Americans, 25 million African-Americans, 24 million English-Americans, 20 million American-Americans, 18 million Mexican-Americans, 9 million Italian-Americans, 8.3 million Polish-Americans, 7.9 million French-Americans, etc. The top groups are largely of European and African descent. Diet: Meats like chicken, pork, and beef; vegetables like avocados, potatoes, tomatoes, and corn; and grains like brown rice and wheat are consumed as rice dishes or bread. Cuisine: From junk food like hamburgers, fried chicken, fries, and onion rings to international influences like California rolls, tacos, and pizza. Culture: In the East, mainstream music is popular, European-style architecture is common, and there are futuristic cities with large White and Black populations. In the West, reggae is popular, roads are wide, new trends are born, and advanced skyscrapers coexist with nature. There are many Black, Hispanic, and Asian residents. Representative Cities: New York, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Miami, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Denver, Phoenix, Seattle, San Francisco, San Jose, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego. Currency: The currency is the Dollar ($). 1 Dollar = 159 Yen. Education: Kindergarten at ages 5-6, Elementary School from 6-11, Middle School from 11-14, and High School from 14-18. The school year begins in September.
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The largest city in the state of New York, located in the Northeast. It is the largest city in the US and a top-tier global city. It features many skyscrapers and landmarks like Times Square, the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the World Trade Center. Population: 8.6 million (2026), 8.53 million (2016), 8.21 million (2006), 7.73 million (1996).
The largest city in California, located in the West. It is the second-largest city in the US. Compared to New York, it has a higher Hispanic and African-American population. It features the Hollywood sign and the US Bank Tower, while Compton is known for its gang presence. Population: 3.8 million (2026), 4.04 million (2016), 3.85 million (2006), 3.48 million (1996).
The largest city in Florida, located in the Southeast. Known for its beautiful beaches and its proximity to the Bermuda Triangle. It is home to many wealthy residents and features the Miami Tower and the Florida Keys to the south. Many of the wealthy live in large mansions, though some reside in luxury high-rise condos. Population: 2.8 million (2026), 2.68 million (2016), 2.44 million (2006), 2.13 million (1996).
The largest city in Texas, located in the South-Central region. It has a large population of Mexican immigrants and features landmarks like the Toyota Center and Minute Maid Park. Population: 2.35 million (2026), 2.3 million (2016), 2.05 million (2006), 1.76 million (1996).
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Release Date 2026.08.31 / Last Updated 2026.08.31
