We the People: The 500-Year Battle Over Who Is American (American Ways)
A concise history of the 500-year struggle over American identity, exploring how laws and culture have defined who belongs.
About This Book
We the People examines the evolving concept of American identity from the colonial era to the present.
The book explores how definitions of belonging have shifted through laws, policies, and cultural debates.
It highlights the tension between inclusive ideals and exclusionary practices throughout U.S. history.
Benjamin Railton traces key moments that shaped who is considered American.
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