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20
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21
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The Corner
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http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/264305/icing-cake-kathryn-jean-lopez
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22
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http://www.goldwaterinstitute.org/article/2826
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23
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24
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25
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26
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(accessed May 2, 2011).

1
CBS News Poll, May 26, 2010,
http://www.cbsnews.com/htdocs/pdf/poll_052510.pdf
(accessed May 2, 2011).

Adams, Abigail

Adams, John

Adams, Samuel

Ahmadinejad, Mahmoud

Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC)

Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights

Alger, Horatio

al-Qaeda

American Civil War

American Exceptionalism

American Red Cross

American Revolution,

cost of

definition of

divine right of kings and

individual rights and

philosophy behind

revolutionaries and

Anderson, James

Asman Ali, Hassan

Audacity of Hope
,
The

Bailey Brake Service

Bailey, Randy

Bailyn, Bernard

Battle of Bunker Hill

Bay Colony

Ben Ali, Zine el-Abidine

Bennett, Bill

Berlin Wall

Bill of Rights

Black Watch

Blair, Tony

Boorstin, Daniel

Boston Tea Party

Bouazizi, Mohammed

Boy Scouts of America

Boys and Girls Club

Bradford, William

Brandenburg Gate

British Common Law

Brooklyn Bridge

Brooks, Arthur

Brown University

Burns, Ken

California Marriage Protection Act

Cao, Joseph

Carnegie, Andrew

Carter, Jimmy

Catholic Charities USA

CBS

Chavez, Hugo

Chernow, Ron

Church of England

CIA

Clinton, Hillary

Cold War

Coldstream Guards

Coolidge, Calvin

Cooper
v.
Aaron

Cornhusker Kickback

Corridor Recovery

Cromwell, Oliver

C-SPAN

Da Vinci

Dale, Thomas

de Soto, Hernando

de Tocqueville, Alexis

Declaration of Independence

Dedvukaj, Teuta

Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA)

Defoe, Daniel

Diderot, Denis

Emad, Jasmine Grace

English Civil War

English Parliamentary Commonwealth

Epstein, Richard

Farm Bureau

Farooz

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Federalist Papers
,
The

Ferrarra, Peter

Finkler, Igor

Fisher, Marc

Fong, Christian

Ford, Gerald

Ford, Henry

FOX News

Franklin, Benjamin

French and Indian War

Friedman, Tova

Gabler, Neal

Gainesville State

Galileo

Gator-Aid

General Motors

Gibbs, Robert

Gillard, Julia

Glorious Revolution

Google

Gorbachev, Mikhail

Grapevine Faith Christian Lions

Great Awakening, the

Greenwald, Glenn

Gurpinar, Alp

Hamilton, Alexander

Harvard Law School

Haskel, Oleg

Henry, Patrick

Hitchens, Christopher

Hitler, Adolf

Hobbes, Thomas

Hogan, Kris

Holder, Eric

House of Burgesses

Hunger Busters

Hurricane Katrina

Immigration

American immigrants

community and

definition of (by Benjamin Franklin)

eugenics and

groups of immigrants

immigration laws

recent immigrants

talents of

volunteerism and

International Rescue Committee

Iowa for Freedom

Iwo Jima

Jamestown Council

Jarvis, William

Jay, John

Jefferson, Thomas

Jewish Federation of Los Angeles

Jim Crow laws

Jobs, Steve

Johnson, Lyndon

Johnson, Paul

Joo, Mae

Kaddafi, Muammar

Kammen, Michael

Kayongo, Derreck

Khrushchev, Nikita

Kim, Antony

King George III

King, Jr., Martin Luther

King, Peter

Kinsley, Michael

Kofman, Jeffrey

Kramer, Larry

Krauthammer, Charles

Laffer, Art

Landrieu, Mary

Lawrence
v.
Texas

Lee, Henry

Levin, Yuval

Lewis and Clark expedition

Lincoln, Abraham

Lincoln-Douglas Debates

Locke, John

Louisiana Purchase

Madison, James

Magna Carta

Maier, Corinne

Mather, Moses

Mayflower Compact

McCarthy, Joe

Messmore, Ryan

Mikhail, Gorbachev

Miller, Matt

Mojave National Preserve

Montesquieu, Baron de

Morris, Gouverneur

Mousavi, Mir-Hossein

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick

Mubarak, Hosni

Murray, Charles

“Mutual Assured Destruction,” or MAD

NATO

Nazism

Nelson, Ben

Nelson, Bill

“New START” treaty

Newton, Isaac

Nguyen, Dang

Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

Notre Dame University

Novak, Michael

O'Connor, Sandra Day

Obama, Barrack,

administration of

American Exceptionalism and

budget and

Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and

energy policies of

Fort Hood and

Iranian protests and

Libya and

moratorium on drilling and

presidential record of

rhetoric of

supporters of

U.S.-Russian Relations and

ObamaCare,

as a government policy

commerce clause and

corruption and

enforcement of

government's roll and

“individual mandate” and

litigation against

maneuvers to pass

opposition to

requirements of

waiver recipients and

Oglethorpe, James

Ohio Project

Olajuwon, Hakeem

Oregon Compulsory Education Act

Orr, Marion

Paine, Thomas

Patdavil, George

Pearl Harbor

Penn, William

Pierce
v.
Society of Sisters

Planned Parenthood

Plymouth Plantation

Pope Benedict XVI

Pope John Paul II

Proposition

Raleigh, Sir Walter

Rancic, Giuliana

Reagan, Ronald

Rector, Robert

Rehnquist, William

Revolutionary War

Rockefeller, John D.

Rolfe, John

Romer
v.
Evans

Roosevelt, Theodore

Rousseau

Rush, Benjamin

Samuels, John

Sarkozy, Nicolas

Sata, Utkarsh

Scalia, Antonin

Schwarzenegger, Arnold

Scott, Dred

Second Great Awakening, the

Shakespeare

Smith, Adam

Smith, John

Soviet Union

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Stanford Law School

State of Florida
v.
United States Department of Health and Human Services

Stewart, Potter

Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT II)

Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI)

Strauss, Levi

Stuart line of kings

Sukup Manufacturing

terrorism

Tesla, Nikola

Thatcher, Margaret

Thomas, David

Tomah High School

Trinity Church

Turner, Frederick Jackson

United States Constitution

University of Maryland

University of Wisconsin

USS
Hornet

USSR,
see
Soviet Union

Virginia Company, The

Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet

Walker, Vaughn R.

Wallace
v.
Jaffree

Wallace, Mike

Wallis, John

War on Poverty

Warren, Joseph

Washington, George

Watergate

Weber, Max

Weigel, George

White, Alexander

Whitefield, George

Williams, Roger

Wilson, Eric

Wilson, Woodrow

Winthrop, John

Wisconsin
v.
Yoder

Wood, Gordon

World's Columbian Exposition

Wright brothers

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