What are the "moral geographies" portrayed in Captain American? Socials science homework help

What are the “moral geographies” portrayed in Captain American comics during World War II, as described in the Dittmer?

Question 2 options:

	The United States is peaceful and freedom loving, while Nazi Germany is aggressive and untrustworthy
	The United States is the new superpower that easily crushes all evil enemies with its superior technology
	The United States is complex country with heterogeneous identities but do this fact has moral superiority over countries claiming racial superiority
	Manifest destiny in the United States reveals that it is bound to lead the world while the older nations of Europe are too bound to tradition

One of the central points of Dittmer’s writing about narration and the United States is that:

Question 3 options:

	It is easy to construct an elaborate national identity without regard to social context
	Stories of ourselves tend to highlight certain positive aspects and change due to changing political circumstances
	Nazi propaganda made it difficulty to rally US citizens behind World War II
	Popular culture has no relation to national life of a country

What are the “moral geographies” portrayed in Captain American? Socials science homework help