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Should American Wilderness be capitalized in a sentence But how about wilderness?

Here's the breakdown:

* American Wilderness: This should be capitalized because it's a proper noun referring to a specific, named concept. Think of it like "The Grand Canyon" or "Mount Everest".

* wilderness: This is a common noun, so it's not capitalized unless it's the first word of a sentence.

Here are some examples:

* Correct: "The American Wilderness is a vital part of our nation's heritage."

* Incorrect: "the american wilderness is a vital part of our nation's heritage."

* Correct: "Wilderness is a place where we can reconnect with nature."

* Incorrect: "Wilderness is a place where we can reconnect with nature."

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