usa vs senegal

The United States and Senegal differ markedly in size, population, economy, and political system. The U.S. is a 9.8 million‑km² federal republic with about 335 million people and the world’s largest economy (GDP ≈ $26 trillion, nominal). Senegal is a 196 000‑km² West African republic with roughly 17 million inhabitants and a lower‑middle‑income economy (GDP ≈ $28 billion, nominal). Both are democracies, but the U.S. has a presidential system with a bicameral Congress, while Senegal has a semi‑presidential system with a unicameral National Assembly. English is the primary language in the U.S.; Senegal’s official language is French, with many local languages such as Wolof. The two countries... Views Nigeria