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A continental union, often abbreviated to CU, is an inter- governmental, supra-national, or a federation of member states located in the same continent, or close to it. Continental unions are a relatively new type of political entity in the history of human government. Through out most of human history political organization has been at the tribal, city state and in more recent centuries, the national level. However starting in the 1600s - 1800's with the advent of better transportation, weapons and communication there was for the first time the ability for a union of member states to organize at the continental level. The first of these continental unions was the United States of America which gradually expanded and evolved after its founding into a union of 50 member states covering a large part of the North American Continent. In the early 1900s with its growing independence from the United Kingdom The Commonwealth of Australia became the second continent of the world to be united under a central political entity