What's the most American thing you can do?

7 a.m. Wake up, watch the mirror, promise the United States, recite the Gettysburg speech, the Bill of Rights and the second amendment

8 am: I ate a bacon. They stared at the shining flag. The topic lasts all day

This is an observation of the 19th century, and Jefferson saw it; to some extent, the most American thing you can do is put "me" on "us". Combining identity politics with American Christian objectivity, since the 1950s, after LBJ and JFK had reached a complete storm of American greed, greed was completely unfairly connected with the Republican Party. Jimmy Carter saw it as it was an overall problem. He looked straight at the face of America and said, "You all need to be calm, it is not sustainable."

Memoir 6 - Such a strong affection; I am an American dream, why the answer is always baseball: I went to the Kleptocracy office

One of the most important things that the American government and the American people face in the 1960s is the Cold War. In the 1950s, people who grew in the 1960s and 1970s talked about war as in daily life. But over the years, people may have different choices, and may or may not even remember what it is. People in Interview 3 will show citizens' understanding and memories of the Cold War. In the interview, I asked three questions to help you find the answer. What kind of words or phrases do you think when you think of the word Cold Battle, do they think? Have you studied the Cold War in school? If so, do you remember some aspects of the Cold War? Who are the political parties involved in the Cold War? Please tell us about important events centered on the Cold War.