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From what ideals does the United States derive much of its character? A. freedom, discipline, hierarchy B. liberty, equality, opportunity C. hope, ambition, success D. faith, ch…

From what ideals does the United States derive much of its character? A. freedom, discipline, hierarchy B. liberty, equality, opportunity C. hope, ambition, success D. faith, ch…
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From what ideals does the United States derive much of its character?

A. freedom, discipline, hierarchy
B. liberty, equality, opportunity
C. hope, ambition, success
D. faith, charity, happiness

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B. Liberty, equality, opportunity- that's basically from the Declaration of Independence
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B is the answer, they were influenced.
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