The history of Germany is shorter than that of America?

The history of Germany is much longer than that of the United States.

The word Deutsch was discovered in the 8th century, and it didn't appear in the United States until July 4th, 776.

In Germany, there were human activities as early as the Paleolithic Age.

The word Deutsch was discovered in the 8th century AD, and at first it only referred to a Germanic dialect used in the eastern part of the Frankish Empire. After the death of Karl the Great (German: Karl der Grosse, or French: Charlemagne), the empire was divided, and the boundary between East Franks and West Franks was roughly equivalent to that between Romanesque and Germanic languages. Residents of the Eastern Roman Empire gradually felt a sense of unity. The meaning of the word "Germany" extends from language to people who use this language, and finally it is used to address the area where they live-Germany. In 920 AD, the Germanic East Frankish Kingdom was renamed as "German Kingdom" (Latin Regnum Teutonicum), and the history of the so-called "Germany" began.

America was originally inhabited by Indians. /kloc-At the end of 0/5, Spain, the Netherlands, France and Britain began to immigrate to North America. Britain came from behind, and by 1773, Britain had established 13 colonies. 1775, the American people's war of independence against the British colonists broke out. 1776 On July 4th, the Second Continental Congress was held in Philadelphia, and the Continental Army was formed, with George Washington as the commander-in-chief. The Declaration of Independence was adopted and the United States of America was formally established.