Chapter

The Importance of National Identity
The difference between the monuments in Washington and Britain illustrates the way national identity is taught through narratives, reading monuments in America as opposed to Britain. The American emphasis on national identity is crucial to creating a collective sense of responsibility for the common good.
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The concept of national identity is crucial for building a sense of collective responsibility for the common good, but in recent years, the American story has stopped being told in fear of appearing too nationalistic.
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Summary
The concept of national identity is crucial for building a sense of collective responsibility for the common good, but in recent years, the American story has stopped being told in fear of appearing too nationalistic. Retelling the American story in a more inclusive way is essential to generating a sense of "we" within society and promoting a stronger sense of belonging for all individuals.