Patriotic education is essential to our future. It is not enough to support the president. We must also be aware of our government, our leaders and the role each one plays. There are many things we can do to help guide and make sure our leaders serve the best of the people. They must uphold the Constitution of the United States and work diligently to preserve freedoms, security, and liberty.
Example and Importance of Patriotic Education
If you were born in America, you are an American and you should take pride in your heritage and nationality. A good patriotic education will teach you how much you are an American by the love of your country. It will instill in you a sense of responsibility, as well as a strong sense of pride in being an American. It is important for you to recognize that your government, president, congress, attorney general, your president’s cabinet and even your congressmen are all part of our nation.
The United States of America was formed out of a confederacy of states. All men were included in the Constitutional Convention that framed and approved the Articles of Proscription. This gave us the Bill of Rights, which enumerated the rights enjoyed by every citizen. These rights protect freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly and petition.
The fifth amendment on the Bill of Rights, also known as the eighteenth amendment, guarantees the right to bear arms. In addition, the fourth amendment which gives the right to petition the government for redress of grievances, protects the rights to peaceful assembly and petition against unreasonable searches and seizures. The nineteenth amendment guarantees the right to trial by impartial juries, which also includes non-capital punishment. Therefore, it is imperative that we teach our children our beloved patriotic education by teaching them the constitution day.
Unfortunately, many children are denied the opportunity to learn about their true roots and learn the true meaning of their American heritage. Most schools in the united states limit the educational opportunities of many American citizens, particularly the ethnic minority youth. History has shown that the best patriotic education comes from learning about your true heritage. Many of the ethnic minority youth in the country do not know their true genealogy and the important events that happened in their families past.
Many ethnic minority children who are denied the opportunity to learn about their history and their heritage are the victims of political correctness, racism, and sexism. Political correctness, racism, and sexism are all factors of brainwashing. These young people are being brainwashed by the left-wingers and establishmentarians who want to control their thinking. Unfortunately, most people who have been critical of the American government or specific policies have received some level of backlash from other Americans who feel that they are wrong. Many of these critics are personally opposed to the government, or ethnic minority groups, or otherwise are not politically correct.
American patriotic education curriculum
An American patriotic education curriculum should teach students about the importance of the United States federal government, as well as its protection from political opponents, foreign intervention, terrorism, and environmental issues. The curriculum should also be able to teach students about American Exceptionalism, and how the federal government is one of the greatest creations of our civilization. An important aspect of learning about the importance of the federal government in modern-day America is learning about the role of the federal government in providing services to the American people, such as health care, national defense, public education, the arts, communications, technology, immigration, tax policy, etc. The final course of study should incorporate patriotic education courses that teach students the importance of free markets, limited government, freedom of choice, individual rights, free enterprise, constitutional freedoms, and freedom of speech and religion in America.
One could also teach American history from an ethnic perspective and discuss how some ethnic groups are being abused by the political establishment in America. Many critics of the United States are directly or indirectly criticizing the American government itself. In many cases, these critics themselves are not really even Americans, just like the politicians they criticize are not really Americans, merely representatives of a governing system that is hated by many ethnic groups in the country.
Many critics of the United States, such as those who are against the Iraq war, or those who are angry about the lack of job growth, or those who are angry about high fuel prices, or the ridiculous amount of money being spent on entertainment, or the lack of opportunity for creativity and innovation, or the lack of opportunities for women in society, or are against the lack of opportunity for gay people, or criticisms of how the government has failed to stop mass shootings or terrorist activities overseas, or criticisms of the way that our race relations are, or are today. These critics, whether right or wrong, do not have one iota of legitimacy to claim that they represent the interests of the American people as a whole, or of the American people as a nation.