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South Dakota Is Debating What Could Be The Best K-12 History Curriculum In The Country

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Sep 20, 2022

South Dakota Is Debating What Could Be The Best K-12 History Curriculum In The Country

Mount RushmoreSouth Dakota’s constitution rightly observes, ‘The stability of a republican form of government depend[s] on the morality and intelligence of the people.’

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