WHAT EVERY AMERICANSHOULD KNOW?

These are the things that I either don’t know about or (mostly) can’t really say anything about:

1. Slavery
2. Voting
3. The Civil Rights Movement
4. Law & Order
5. Declaration of Independence
6. US Civil War
7. Immigrants to the United States
8. Police brutality
9. Taxes in America
10. Holocaust
11. Gun violence in the United States
12. Black History
13. Amendments
14. Respect
15. U.S. Constitution
16. Bill of Rights
17. Women’s rights
18. World War I
19. American History
20. American Revolution
21. Branches of government
22. The Great Depression
23. Mental health
24. United States Constitution
25. Native Americans in the United States
26. Government
27. Corruption
28. Economics
29. The Trail of Tears
30. Gettysburg Address
31. Cold War
32. Money management
33. War on Drugs
34. Activism
35. Vietnam War
36. Rosa Parks
37. Literacy
38. Voting Rights Act of 1965
39. Pearl Harbor
40. Human rights in the United States
41. Japanese — American Internment
42. Manifest Destiny
43. Ethics
44. Pledge of Allegiance
45. Obesity
46. Democratic Party (United States)
47. Brown v. Board of Education
48. Capitalism
49. Harriet Tubman
50. Roe v. Wade
51. Stonewall Riots
52. Supreme Court of the United States
53. Civics
54. Juneteenth
55. Empathy
56. Reconstruction
57. American exceptionalism
58. Ku Klux Klan
59. Sex trafficking
60. Malcolm X
61. The New Deal
62. Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness
63. Equity
64. Chicano Movement
65. John F. Kennedy
66. Critical thinking
67. Marshall Plan
68. Thomas Jefferson
69. The Emancipation Proclamation
70. Self-reliance
71. Human trafficking
72. The Federalist Papers
73. Gilded Age
74. Industrial Revolution
75. ＃MeToo
76. Criminal justice system
77. Franklin D. Roosevelt
78. Boston Tea Party
79. Global warming controversy
80. Mass incarceration
81. Benjamin Franklin
82. Ellis Island
83. Civic Power
84. American Imperialism
85. Participation
86. Miranda Rights
87. George Floyd protests
88. Jim Crow laws
89. War on Terror
90. Chinese Exclusion Act
91. Foreign policy of the United States
92. Electoral college
93. Public policy
94. Intersectionality
95. Redlining
96. Frederick Douglass
97. Ronald Reagan
98. Self-defense
99. Indigenous peoples of the Americas
100. Ten Commandments