Pillars called "latte" are common on islands owned by this country.
Pillars called "latte" are common on islands owned by this country. It's not France or Brazil, but a territory of this country completely avoided the 1918 flu pandemic. An island currently owned by this country had its native bird population nearly wiped out by an invasive brown tree snake. This country gained several small islands through the Guano Islands Act. Many of this country's current territories are home to the (*) Chamorro people. This country won a large carrier battle sometimes referred to as the namesake "Turkey Shoot" of one of its territories. Through the Compact of Free Association, this country gives military and economic benefits to its former territories of Micronesia, Palau, and the Marshall Islands. For 10 points, name this country that controls Guam and a namesake portion of Samoa.
Pillars called "latte" are common on islands owned by this country.
USA [or: United States of America, obvious equivalents]