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Civic Nationalism Versus Ethnonationalism in U.S. History

American Identity, Citizenship, and Civic Culture

9th Grade·Social Studies·US-NV-SS

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Distinguish between civic nationalism rooted in constitutional ideals and exclusionary forms of national identity throughout American history.

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American Identity, Citizenship, and Civic Culture

9th Grade · Social Studies · US-NV-SS

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Examine how definitions of citizenship, immigration policies, civic nationalism, and cultural symbols have continuously reshaped American national identity.

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SS.9-12.CE.15Nevada Social Studies Standards · 7th Grade

Analyze how American identity has been shaped by government policies, institutions, and founding documents.