Get a FREE Hillsdale DVD: American Citizenship and Its Decline ($100 value)! Limited supplies, claim yours now!
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- 100% free, nothing to buy. Requested on the brand's form. US only. Checked live October 9, 2026.
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- FreebieAgent tracks $100 Educational DVD Set FREE, Learn About American Citizenship!, a free book, magazine, or download.
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- Status
- Added October 23, 2025; confirmed live on October 9, 2026.
- Where
- Open to people in the US.
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“A genuinely free and valuable educational DVD set from a credible source, though supplies are limited.”
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What FreebieAgent noticed
This freebie is a DVD set titled 'American Citizenship and Its Decline,' a course from Hillsdale College taught by Victor Davis Hanson. It delves into the history of Western citizenship and discusses modern challenges from a distinctly conservative viewpoint, touching on topics like 'globalist elites,' 'identity politics,' and 'the deep state.' Hillsdale College is a well-known conservative liberal arts college. You'd want this if you're keen on exploring American civics and history through a specific, right-leaning lens. The main 'catch' is that you're signing up for content with a clear ideological bent, and they'll get your contact info. FreebieAgent's take: If you're aligned with or curious about conservative perspectives on American citizenship, it's a solid free educational resource; otherwise, it might not be your cup of tea.
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