The Foreign Policy Research Institute held its 11th History Institute for Teachers on June 5-6, 2004, bringing together forty-five teachers from fifteen states for a weekend of lectures and seminars. Sessions included; (1) Colonial Origins of American Identity (Walter McDougall); (2) Migration and Colonization (Daniel Richter); (3) Liberty and Religion in American Society (J. C. D. Clark); (4) Struggle for Mastery in North America (Jeremy Black); (5) The Origins of American Constitutionalism (Gordon Wood); (6) Foundations, Foundationalisms, Fundamentalisms: Thinking About American History (J. G. A. Pocock); (7) Whigs vs. Democrats: Competing Visions of American Politics (Allen Guelzo); and (8) Classroom Strategies for Teaching U.S. History (Paul Dickler.)