United States
The United States men's national soccer team represents the United States in men's international soccer competitions. The team is controlled by the United States Soccer Federation and is a member of FIFA and CONCACAF.
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Jessie Rae Scott
American Politician
Charles DeWitt Watts
American surgeon
Terry Sanford
Former Member of the North Carolina State Senate
Calvin B. Hoover
Economist
Gregory Dees
American author
Charles Clinton Spaulding
Businessperson
Lou Goetz
Basketball coach
Charles A. Ellwood
American sociologist
Charles Orville Whitley
Former United States Representative
Emeline Hill Richardson
Archaeologist
Martin Bronfenbrenner
American economist
William D. Murray
American football coach
Joseph R. Shoenfield
American mathematician
Edward G. Holley
American librarian
Keith Conners
American psychologist
Robert Lee Flowers
Julian Deryl Hart
Arthur Poister
American organist
Bob Broome
American football player
Tom Butters
American baseball player
James E. Shepard
American pharmacist
Kenneth Claiborne Royall
Former United States Secretary of War
MaryAnn Black
Former North Carolina State Representative
C. P. Ellis
Civil rights activist
Philip Freelon
American architect
Merle Kodo Boyd
Lawrence Richardson Jr.
American historian
Virginia Caesar Reed
Shirley Caesar's sister
Kenneth Claiborne Royall Jr.
Former North Carolina State Representative ‧ Kenneth Claiborne Royall's son
Patrick Henry Nelson III
American Politician
Lawrence Goodwyn
American journalist
Donald S. Lopez Sr.
Fighter pilot
Gene Guarilia
American basketball player
Judith Scott
American Sculptor
Amzi Armstrong
Minister
Robert Garrow
Serial killer
Johnny Windhurst
American jazz trumpet player
Friedrich Münch
Former Missouri State Senator
Josh Bay
Frances Bay's son
Amy Tryon
American equestrian
William Brewster
American ornithologist
Myles Standish
English military officer
Priscilla Alden
John Alden's wife
Love Brewster
William Brewster's son
Fanny Davenport
Actress
Jack E. Robinson III
American Politician
George Soule
Mayflower passenger
