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The Bill of Rights:
American Power
The influence and capability of the United States on a global scale, including military, economic, and cultural dimensions.
Eugenics
A controversial and discredited social philosophy advocating for the improvement of human genetic traits through selective breeding and other means, historically leading to unethical practices.
Anti-immigration
Opposition to immigration, often based on fears of economic competition, cultural difference, or security concerns, leading to policies or attitudes that restrict or discourage people from moving to a new country.
Race Betterment Foundation
An early 20th-century American eugenics-based organization aiming to promote racial purity and health through selective breeding and other means.
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