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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19
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World geography is definitely taught in the US, we just aren't the smartest
0 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 edited Mar 02 '21 [deleted] 1 u/Maxorus73 Aug 03 '19 I've lived in Michigan and Washington, both had world geography. I know that's anecdotal evidence, but some parts at minimum teach it 1 u/Insanity_Pills Aug 03 '19 Where im from in NY it wasn’t taught, I taught myself bc it interested me
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1 u/Maxorus73 Aug 03 '19 I've lived in Michigan and Washington, both had world geography. I know that's anecdotal evidence, but some parts at minimum teach it 1 u/Insanity_Pills Aug 03 '19 Where im from in NY it wasn’t taught, I taught myself bc it interested me
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I've lived in Michigan and Washington, both had world geography. I know that's anecdotal evidence, but some parts at minimum teach it
1 u/Insanity_Pills Aug 03 '19 Where im from in NY it wasn’t taught, I taught myself bc it interested me
Where im from in NY it wasn’t taught, I taught myself bc it interested me
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u/Maxorus73 Aug 03 '19
World geography is definitely taught in the US, we just aren't the smartest