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“Ironically, European history, and not simply French, German, or British history, has had a much longer history [of being taught] in the United States than in Europe itself because the teaching of European history in the United States served first to form an elite and then, with the coming of World War I and II, to create a sense of common values shared between the United States and its European allies.”

— Lynn Hunt, History: Why it Matters, pgs 79-80

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