1 he name of american, which belongs to you..., must always exalt to speak of 2 the...pride of patriotism of the whole nation more than any feelings or concerns 3 derived from local discriminationsconcerns. with slight shades of differences, you 4 have the same religion, manners, habits, and political principles. you have in a common 5 fought and triumphed together; the independence and liberty you possess are the work in 6 joint counsels, and joint efforts of common dangers, sufferings, and successes.... the 7 north, in a dependent relationship with the south...finds great economic gains from 8 the manufacturing and production of resources that come from the south. the 9 south....benefits from the work of the north, sees its agriculture grow and its 10 commerce expand. the tools the farmers in the south depend on are made in the 11 north. the east, ...finds improvement of communications by land and water... the 12 west is only able to expand from the east due to these improvements the east 13 makes...while then, every part of our country thus feels an immediate and particular 14 interest in union, all parts combined cannot fail to find in the united mass of means 15 and efforts greater strength....\ a) close reading: what is patriotism (line 2)? how is it different from local discriminations (lines 2 & 3)? b) analysis: what does the phrase \must always exalt the ....pride of patriotism of the whole nation more than any feelings or concerns derived from local discriminations\ (lines 1-3) mean? a. what might have george washington been noticing in the late 1800’s that led him to include this in his farewell address? c) close reading: what is washington’s main idea in lines 6 – 13?

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1 	he name of american, which belongs to you..., must always exalt to speak of 2 the...pride of patriotism of the whole nation more than any feelings or concerns 3 derived from local discriminationsconcerns. with slight shades of differences, you 4 have the same religion, manners, habits, and political principles. you have in a common 5 fought and triumphed together; the independence and liberty you possess are the work in 6 joint counsels, and joint efforts of common dangers, sufferings, and successes.... the 7 north, in a dependent relationship with the south...finds great economic gains from 8 the manufacturing and production of resources that come from the south. the 9 south....benefits from the work of the north, sees its agriculture grow and its 10 commerce expand. the tools the farmers in the south depend on are made in the 11 north. the east, ...finds improvement of communications by land and water... the 12 west is only able to expand from the east due to these improvements the east 13 makes...while then, every part of our country thus feels an immediate and particular 14 interest in union, all parts combined cannot fail to find in the united mass of means 15 and efforts greater strength....\ a) close reading: what is patriotism (line 2)? how is it different from local discriminations (lines 2 & 3)? b) analysis: what does the phrase \must always exalt the ....pride of patriotism of the whole nation more than any feelings or concerns derived from local discriminations\ (lines 1-3) mean? a. what might have george washington been noticing in the late 1800’s that led him to include this in his farewell address? c) close reading: what is washington’s main idea in lines 6 – 13?

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### Part A
# Brief Explanations:
- From line 2, patriotism here is the pride in the whole nation, emphasizing national unity. Local discriminations (lines 2 - 3) are concerns based on local differences. Patriotism is a national - level pride, while local discriminations are about local - based feelings, and patriotism should be exalted more than these local - derived concerns.
# Answer:
Patriotism (line 2) is the pride of the whole nation. It is different from local discriminations (lines 2 & 3) as patriotism is a sense of pride and unity for the entire nation, while local discriminations are concerns or feelings that come from local - level differences. Patriotism should be valued more than these local - based concerns.

### Part B
# Brief Explanations:
- The phrase (lines 1 - 3) means that the pride of national patriotism should be given more importance than any feelings or concerns that come from local - level differences. For part a, in the late 1800s, there might have been growing regional tensions (like between North - South, East - West in terms of economic, social differences), and Washington wanted to emphasize national unity over these local - based issues to keep the nation together.
# Answer:
- The phrase means that the pride of patriotism for the entire nation should be held in higher regard than any feelings or concerns that stem from local - level differences.
- a. In the late 1800s, there could have been increasing regional divisions (such as economic and social differences between different regions like North - South, East - West), and Washington included this to stress the importance of national unity over regional - based issues to maintain the nation's cohesion.

### Part C
# Brief Explanations:
- In lines 6 - 13, Washington's main idea is that different regions (North - South, East - West) are interdependent. The North benefits from the South's resources, the South benefits from the North's manufacturing, the East improves communications and the West expands because of the East's improvements. This shows that each region has an interest in the union and together they are stronger.
# Answer:
Washington's main idea in lines 6 - 13 is that the different regions of the country (North - South, East - West) are economically and developmentally interdependent. The North gains from the South's resources, the South from the North's manufacturing, the East improves communications that help the West expand, and each region has a stake in the union, with combined efforts and means making the nation stronger.

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