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History Education: Supporting Knowledge of US and Western Civilization

This act aims to support higher education programs that promote traditional American history, the achievements of Western civilization, and the importance of civic engagement and the First Amendment. Citizens can expect universities to receive funds for developing courses and materials designed to increase knowledge of key events and values that shaped the United States, potentially impacting the quality of historical education available to students and teachers.
Key points
Colleges and universities can apply for two-year grants to establish or strengthen academic programs focused on US history and Western civilization.
Funds are intended to support research, development of educational materials, and teacher training to improve historical education.
The act explicitly prohibits the use of funds for promoting content related to the 1619 Project or Critical Race Theory.
The goal is to enhance civic awareness and understanding of the foundational principles of a free society among students and the general public.
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Additional Information
Informed Electorate Act
Print number: HR 3928
Sponsor: Rep. Cawthorn, Madison [R-NC-11]
Process start date: 2021-06-16