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...e of "restoring our government to citizens' control" based on "traditional American values of limited government, freedom of enterprise, strong families, and national

...e of "restoring our government to citizens' control" based on "traditional American values of limited government, freedom of enterprise, strong families, and national

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...lict models of [[Charles Beard]] and emphasizing the depth of consensus on American values. He was a [[American Conservatism|conservative]], explaining the importanc

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...ral internationalists see trade, diplomacy, foreign aid, and the spread of American values as equally important. <ref>{{citation

...ty were the preservation and re-institutionalization of traditional Native American values, the perpetuation and exercise of Native American religion and beliefs, the

...ntification of languages other than English as symptomatic of a threat to 'American values.'<ref>Rickford (2004); Wardhaugh (2006: 368); Schmid (2001); Huntington (20

...ral internationalists see trade, diplomacy, foreign aid, and the spread of American values as equally important. <ref>{{citation

...for efficiency and elimination of waste remains an important component of American values. [[John D. Rockefeller]] was also an avid supporter of the efficiency move

...ure through programs with worldwide impact for the Bradleys' conception of American values. *Institute for American Values, New York; To support general operations 100,000

...s an ideological commitment. It is not a matter of birth. Those who reject American values are un-American. </blockquote>

...nounced Hamilton and Jay (and even Washington) as monarchists who betrayed American values. They organized public protests against Jay and his treaty; one of their r

...the Japanese over whom he ruled. An eloquent speaker for his conception of American values, he left his military career as a field commander during the Korean War, re

...inciples of justice, freedom, and the inherent rights of all people. These American values have sustained our strength since 1776, through civil war and world wars, t

...as]]. The academic institutions share a commitment to what they term basic American values, some emphasizing the Founders and some Judaeo-Christian principles.

...ise of 'English Only' through identifying it as part of a wider fear that 'American values' are eroding.<ref>Rickford (2004); Wardhaugh (2006: 368); Schmid (2001); Hu