Americans Unaware of Rights
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•Constitutional confusion: Americans struggle with basic civic knowledge as November election looms
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Just 39% of Americans knew that the First Amendment protects freedom of religion and only 29% knew that it guarantees freedom of the press.
Political scientists, legal scholars and historians warn that growing apathy could destabilize the nation as voters head to the polls this fall .
Survey: 65% of adults could list all three branches — the legislative, judicial and executive — of government.
ACTA: Survey shows alarming declines in public awareness of civil liberties, civic institutions and U.S. history.
Study of 150 college courses found “identity-focused terms” such as “White supremacy” dominated syllabi.
Study: America ’s founding, Civil War , World War II , and role of religion in civil rights movements all received scant attention.
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