Republikanisme di Amerika Serikat

Republikanisme adalah filsafat politik paduan di Amerika Serikat. Ini telah menjadi bagian utama dari pemikiran sipil Amerika sejak pendiriannya. Ini menekankan *[[kebebasan]]* dan *[[hak tanpa pandang bulu|hak individual tanpa pandang bulu]]* sebagai nilai-nilai utama, membuat kedaulatan rakyat secara keseluruhan, menolak monarki, aristokrasi dan kekuasaan politik warisan, sehingga para warga negara menjadi merdeka dalam penampilan mereka terhadap tugas-tugas sipil, dan menunjukkan korupsi. Republikanisme Amerika didirikan dan mula-mula diterapkan oleh Bapak-Bapak Pendiri pada abad ke-18. Bagi mereka, menurut satu tim sejarawan, "republikanisme lebih mewakili ketimbang sebagian besar bentuk pemerintahan. Ini adalah cara hidup, ideologi inti, komitmen kebebasan tanpa kompromi, dan penyangkalan bulat terhadap aristokrasi."

Republikanisme berdasarkan pada gagasan-gagasan dan model-model Yunani-Romawi kuno, Renaisans, dan Inggris . Ini membentuk dasar dari Revolusi Amerika, Deklarasi Kemerdekaan (1776), Konstitusi (1787), Undang-Undang Hak Asasi, serta Gettysburg Address (1863).

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## Pranala luar
* "Inventing a New Republican Culture for America" Lesson plan for grades 9–12 from National Endowment for the Humanities