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Culture / 6 weeks ago
The countries that look, feel, and act most like the United States
When people talk about America’s closest allies, they often focus on politics, trade, or military partnerships. But what about cultural DNA, the deep similarities in demographics, politics, infrastructure, and everyday life? According to the Country Similarity Index, a data-driven ranking that compares nations across five major dimensions, the United States’ closest cultural cousin is its neighbour to the north, Canada, with a striking similarity score of 79.2.
Maps / 23 weeks ago
The second most popular religion in each U.S. state
While Christianity remains the largest religion across the United States of America, the second largest religion in each state reveals a surprising diversity. These findings highlight the multicultural and multi-faith reality of the United States in the 21st century. According to the 2020 U.S. Religion Census, Islam ranks as the second largest religion in the majority of states, including California, Texas, New York, and Florida, reflecting the growth of Muslim communities in both urban and suburban areas.
Maps / 41 weeks ago
The most common foreign nationality in each Department of France
France, known for its rich cultural diversity, has a significant immigrant population across its various departments. Historical migration patterns, economic opportunities, and social factors influence each department's unique demographic composition.
