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According to Quindlen, "slavery and sweatshops, the burning of crosses" illustrate America's (From A Quilt of a Country)

community and individualism

What are America's two "defining ideals" that are often in conflict? (From A Quilt of a Country)

Americans are the hardest working people on earth.

What conclusion do most Americans draw because of their "grudging fairness?" (From A Quilt of a Country)

America's varied population

What do the people who died at the World Trade Center represent? (From A Quilt of a Country)

People who are discordant are... (From A Quilt of a Country)

many cultural groups.

What does a pluralistic nation have? (From A Quilt of a Country)

blended together.

What does interwoven mean? (From A Quilt of a Country)

varied backgrounds.

A group's diversity refers to its members'.... (From A Quilt of a Country)

People from different cultures celebrated in different ways.

What point does Blaeser make by telling the story of the Memorial Day celebrations from her childhood? (From Rituals of Memory)

Native Americans taught their children by sharing memories.

What does Blaeser mean when she says, "As children, we were never so much taught as storied" (lines 78-79)? (From Rituals of Memory)

She learned German and the Anishinaabe language.

Why did Blaeser begin a "double life" when she started school? (From Rituals of Memory)

Innate qualities are... (From Rituals of Memory)

absorb it quickly.

If you immerse yourself in what you are reading, you... (From Rituals of Memory)

Nullified means... (From Rituals of Memory)

Tangibles are things that can be.... (From Rituals of Memory)