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The libertarian movement in the USA often appeals to values of the [[American Revolution]], especially the [[Anti-Federalists]] and the [[Bill of Rights]]. It is also influenced by the [[Individualist Anarchist|individualist anarchist]] tradition. American libertarians often use the symbols of the [[Statue of Liberty]] and the [[Gasden Flag]], with the phrase "DONT TREAD ON ME". | The libertarian movement in the USA often appeals to values of the [[American Revolution]], especially the [[Anti-Federalists]] and the [[Bill of Rights]]. It is also influenced by the [[Individualist Anarchist|individualist anarchist]] tradition. American libertarians often use the symbols of the [[Statue of Liberty]] and the [[Gasden Flag]], with the phrase "DONT TREAD ON ME". | ||
[[Objectivism]] and [[Anarcho-Capitalism|anarcho-capitalism]] were largely developed by Americans. The United States borders Mexico and Canada and has much migration and trade with each of those countries. The United States also has particularly strong interactions with the United Kingdom. | [[Objectivism]] and [[Anarcho-Capitalism|anarcho-capitalism]] were largely developed by Americans. The United States borders Mexico and Canada and has much migration and trade with each of those countries. The United States also has particularly strong interactions with the [[United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland|United Kingdom]]. | ||
==Major organizations== | ==Major organizations== | ||