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If it's a regular sentence, you only capitalize 'American' while 'history' remains uncapitalized. However, if it's a class then you would capitalize both words since it's a proper noun.

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Do you capitalize military in American military?

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Do you capitalize American in American made?

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Do you capitalize flag in American flag?

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