For my fellow US citizens, I have news for you. The state you live in is not a state. The US is a state, Germany is a state, but as far as Utah,Wisconsin and Iowa goes,nope,not states. What we call states are more along the lines of provinces because in order for something to be considered a state it must have full sovereignty, which unfortunately places like Wisconsin and Florida don't have. I'm sorry.
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It is funny how the original poster does not even call the US by its' proper name. The country's official name is: The United States of America. It is not the United Provinces of America. It is the United States. The US is a federal union of States representing a larger economic and political cooperation. It is really not that much different than the European Union. States that join either the US or the EU continue to be States after joining.
It is completely different from the EU. You're right in the sense that he is wrong, but the EU is made up of nation-states, not states. Wyoming is part of the U.S, Germany is not part of Italy.
My country has exactly same state system as America though?
Australia is made up of states and territories.
Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australian and Western Australia are all states. Then we the Australian Capital territory and Northern Territory. There are a few more smaller territories, but I wouldn't be able to rattle off the names.