This country's (*) "alabaster cities gleam" in a Katharine Lee Bates poem which urges God to "crown thy good with Brotherhood / From sea to shining sea!"
One poem calls this country a "cultured hell," while in another, the speaker asks, "When will we end the human war?" This country has "sharp names that never get fat" according to one work, and one poet described "the varied carols" of this country in a poem which claimed he heard it singing. This country's (*) "alabaster cities gleam" in a Katharine Lee Bates poem which urges God to "crown thy good with Brotherhood / From sea to shining sea!" For 10 points, identify this country with "purple mountain majesties" and "amber waves of grain," as well as a capital at Washington D.C.
One poem calls this country a "cultured hell," while in another, the speaker asks, "When will we end the human war?
The United States of America [accept The United States; accept America; accept U.S.A.] &lt;CL&gt;