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The image outlines a hierarchical relationship of the English language divided into two main branches: American and British. The American English branch includes USA (further segmented into West Coast, North East, Puerto Rico, South East, and Mid-West) and CANADA (divided into Anglophone Canada and Francophone NE Canada). The British English branch encompasses West Indies (including Jamaica and Barbados), British Isles (segmented into Irish English, Welsh English, and Scottish English), Indian-Pakistan (highlighting Forms of Indian English), Africa (split into West Africa, East Africa, and Anglophone Africa), Far East (including Malay and Chinese), and Australasia (encompassing Australia and New Zealand).
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There are two main branches of English: British English and American English. The British English Branch is geographically wide-spread. It extends across several continents from the West Indies, through the British Isles themselves, Africa, the Indian subcontinent, the Far East and Australasia. In addition to the four varieties of English spoken in the British Isles (i.e. in Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England), it includes a large number of other varieties, for instance Jamaican English, South Africa English, and Australian English.
The American branch is largely restricted to the American continent. It comprises the varieties of English spoken in the different region of the United States itself, as well as in Canada. Beyond the continent, the extent of its influence is limited to the Philippines in the Far East and American Samoa in the Pacific.
In brief, the diagram shows that, like the economic and political influence of the Anglo Saxon countries, the reach of English has extended to virtually every region of the world.
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