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Government:Chapter1

TermDefinition
righteousness what exalts a nation
culture a way of life
judeo-christian heritage america's primary cultural influence
puritan (or protestant) work ethic says that work is a gift from god and a means of glorifying him
free enterprise means the government leaves people free to own buisinesses and make a living based on their own enterprise
memorials visible reminders to unite us as a nation
heraldry a system of colors and designs that was devised during the Middle Ages
pledge a solemn promise
allegiance out loyalty, our support, and our devotion to duty
Francis Bellamy wrote the pledge of allegiance
national anthem the official patriotic song or hymn of a country
the star spangled banner our national anthem
Francis Scott key wrote the national anthem
American eagle americas national bird
patriotism a love for ones country and a loyalty to that country
Americanism a spirit of patriotism that americans feel for their great nation
heritage those characteristics and traditions that have been handed down to us by our ancestors
nationalism the promotion of ones own nation and government regardless of moral considerations
chappie James the first black american in the history of the US armed forces to achieve the rank of four-star general
John f Kennedy asked "not what your country can do for you but for what you can do for your country"
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