One of the things that really interested them was that the music was a lot different from what they were used to, though that didn't at all mean that they didn't like it. Regardless, they were soon leaning back and listening to rest of it. Riku blinked, "You said one of you guys was in a band then? Anyway, we get the idea of countries for sure. They have them on many of the worlds that we've visited."<br/><br/>Sora nodded, "So there are a few countries on your planet, of which the United States of America, Asia and Europe are several?" Riku blinked and looked up at the globe. "I believe those other two are the names of continents, and not countries."<br/><br/>The idea that skin color divided people sounded unusual to Riku and Sora, but discrimination itself was anything but alien. There was a way to divvy up people unfairly everywhere.<br/><br/>Riku frowned for a few moments and thought to himself. "Where we're from, well, I think it might be language. That was the thing that made people into separate groups for the longest time."<br/><br/>Frowning with a shrug, Sora looked up. "What's life like in the United States now? Were your states at one time apart and are now united today?" That would make sense from an off-worlder's point of view, since the term united made it sound like the country had split apart in the past and was now together again.<br/><br/>Ironically, of course, there was a time in American history when the nation broke into more than one country. Indeed, there were several unfortunately.