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| | #That "Yankee ingenuity" (American inventions) far surpassed the rest of the world, and brought great wealth to it. | | #That "Yankee ingenuity" (American inventions) far surpassed the rest of the world, and brought great wealth to it. |
| | #That military battles are an essential part of history, and of preserving freedom. | | #That military battles are an essential part of history, and of preserving freedom. |
| − | #The only vote in Congress against declaring war on Japan the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor was by the first woman congressman, a suffragette | + | #That the only vote in Congress against declaring war on Japan the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor was by the first woman congressman, a suffragette. |
| | #That there were valid reasons for past opposition to immigration which had nothing to do with racism; immigration did not enable the North to beat the South. | | #That there were valid reasons for past opposition to immigration which had nothing to do with racism; immigration did not enable the North to beat the South. |
| | #That unions caused great harm, including senseless violence and lost jobs. | | #That unions caused great harm, including senseless violence and lost jobs. |
| | #That hard work was the key to the success of many Americans. | | #That hard work was the key to the success of many Americans. |
| − | #That most great Americans, from Abraham Lincoln to Thomas Edison, were homeschooled. | + | #That most great Americans, from Abraham Lincoln to Thomas Edison to [[George Patton]], were homeschooled. |
| | #That [[Abraham Lincoln]]'s [[faith]] grew while he was President. | | #That [[Abraham Lincoln]]'s [[faith]] grew while he was President. |
| | #That [[Benjamin Franklin]] abandoned the [[Deism]] of his youth later in his life. | | #That [[Benjamin Franklin]] abandoned the [[Deism]] of his youth later in his life. |