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Nation State:Fundamental Unit of Political Power
Nationalism is, on the whole, seen as a bad thing, but the nation state is the fundamental unit of political power in the world so it’s worth examining some of the issues with it. The nation state is a … Continue reading
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Important Links for Common Core Educators
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