Friday, September 27, 2013

The Declaration of Independence


Thomas Jefferson wrote, "All men are created equal." Can you give one fact about life in Colonial America that shows these words were not exactly true? Please, no repeat answers. Bonus points to all who participate!


13 comments:

  1. The women were not treated equaly. An example of this is the salem witch trial.

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  2. Nobody was equal. Everyone was treated different Women couldn't vote and men/women was enslaved.

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  3. the poor white people in Virginia were not treated equally. the house of burgesses would not help them.

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  4. Even though it was said on paper that every man is equal there were still inequalities between blacks and whites for rights and also for women

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  5. It was said that all men were created equal although slaves were still kept making what Thomas Jefferson wrote meaningless.

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  6. Every man were treated equally,but women had no rights to vote or anything as the men did.

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  7. Everybody was treated different. The women were not able to vote or work. they only worked in the houses.

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  8. All man was treated equally after the declaration of independence, but the women's had no right still and they couldn't vote...

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  9. Now a days we are given the rights we deserve but those in past history who lived before us didn't have the opportunities we have now

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  10. Jefferson quote, I believe is not exactly true because if all men are created equal than all immigrants from a different country; whom wants to be part of America soil should have the same rights as everyone else without being treated like how it use to be for the slaves.

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  11. All people was not equal because African Americans was still enslaved.

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  12. Thomas Jefferson's quote is proof of contradiction and ironic, because not only women but slaves weren't getting the rights they deserved. Women had to stay home and slaves were still considered as property not a human being

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  13. All women were treated as inferior to men. Men were treated as the dominant race.

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