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Survey Shows Americans Maintain Core Values Despite Changing Views on History and Identity
A recent survey by the American Enterprise Institute indicates that while Americans' views on religion, family, and national identity have changed over the past three decades, they still support core principles such as freedom of speech and religion. The survey highlights generational differences in attitudes toward historical education and reflects a shift in parental perspectives on teaching American history.
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A recent survey by the American Enterprise Institute indicates that while Americans' views on religion, family, and national identity have changed over the past three decades, they still support core principles such as freedom of speech and religion. The survey highlights generational differences in attitudes toward historical education and reflects a shift in parental perspectives on teaching American history.
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