The “Empire of Liberty”

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The “Empire of Liberty”

American & National Identity (NAT) National identity and group identities (race, gender, class, ethnic, regional, etc.) Work, Exchange & Technology (WXT) Agriculture, commerce, industry, trade, labor, technological innovations, and government role in the economy

Migration & Settlement (MIG) Migration, immigration, social interaction, population patterns Politics & Power (POL) Government, federalism, three branches, parties and elections, civil rights and civil liberties, citizenship, reforms, Constitutional interpretation, etc.

America in the World (WOR) Colonization, diplomacy, military action, trade, debates about America’s role Geography & the Environment (GEO) Human and physical geography, climate, resources, regions, impact of environment on life, environmentalism

Culture & Society (CUL) Moral, philosophical, religious, scientific, political, economic, and cultural values, social mores, creative expression, modernity vs. tradition, gender, racial, and regional identities