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The United States was founded, populated and developed by people who were not originally from America. How did anti-immigration sentiment arise from a literal nation of immigrants? How did the idea of America as a melting pot of different cultures develop in spite anti-immigrant sentiment?

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Many American sports teams take their names from words for Native Americans, with varying degrees of appropriateness (Braves, Chiefs, Redskins). How did this become a common phenomenon?

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[WP] The date is January 1, 2021. The rubble has settled. The turmoil in Washington has come to an end. Now, your master plan has culminated, and you will rise from the ashes. Once 13th in the line of succession, you, Dr. Ben Carson, will now be sworn in as President of the United States of America.

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The United States was founded, populated and developed by people who were not originally from America. How did anti-immigration sentiment arise from a literal nation of immigrants? How did the idea of America as a melting pot of different cultures develop in spite anti-immigrant sentiment?	10888	AskHistorians
Many American sports teams take their names from words for Native Americans, with varying degrees of appropriateness (Braves, Chiefs, Redskins). How did this become a common phenomenon?	14	AskHistorians
[WP] The date is January 1, 2021. The rubble has settled. The turmoil in Washington has come to an end. Now, your master plan has culminated, and you will rise from the ashes. Once 13th in the line of succession, you, Dr. Ben Carson, will now be sworn in as President of the United States of America.	1	WritingPrompts