basically it was the declaration of the rights of man by the National Assembly Difference in social classes in the island Death of Vincent Oge
The existence and growth of sectional and class differences in the United States were in fact revealed and also 'foreshadowed' in various ways by events after the (American rather than French) Revolutionary War in the 1780s. The 1787 Constitutional Convention, for instance, highlighted yet again the increasing difference between Southern mindsets and Northern, with 'class' distinctions showing up as significant between convention-delegates as well as within the home-regions of those same delegates.
In essence, it was about freedom. It determined that everyone deserved to live in freedom, that the words of the Declaration of Independence would apply to African Americans and all people of color, as well as Americans of European descent. It began as a struggle to preserve the Union, but took on a greater significance with the Emancipation Proclamation. Some say that it was about States Rights and Property, but that phrase was used as a euphemism for Slavery. The property was the slaves, and the right was the right to own slaves. Some say it was over Economy, but the difference was that the South had a slave-based economy that dictated its needs. If it was not fought for freedom, then all that loss of blood was only over the supremacy of the Federal Government over that of the individual States.
Virginia was founded mainly as an economic venture, while Maryland was intended partly to secure religious freedom for persecuted Roman Catholics.
Well we know that the act levied taxes on paper, legal documents, playing cards etc due to the debt of the 7 Year's War Britain won. This act is important because it led to the development of the corecive acts, Boston tea party, the creation of the 1st continetantal congress and 2nd continental congress which eventually led to the writtin document THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. The stamp act is important because it led to all this and people were sort of enlightened because they realized " hey you know what, I got rights! This isn't fair so I'm going to do something about it (example Boston tea party they dumped all the tea over). This idea of liberalism contributed to the declaration of independence. I hope that helped! -DGJ
The one main difference between the Declaration of Independence and the Declaration of Sentiments is that the DoI was written by Thomas Jefferson, a man, in 1776; while the DoS was written by Elizabeth Cady Standon, a woman, in 1848.
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Declaration of right of man is giving rights to men only. Declaration of independence is giving the right to every person to do as they please.
The Declaration of Independence showed what the patriots wanted, and the Treaty of Paris made the dream real.
well the shot heard around the world was the beginning of the war and the declaration of independence was the end of the war.
The Declaration of Independence showed what the patriots wanted, and the Treaty of Paris made the dream real.
The US Constitution established rules for the US government, well the Declaration of Independence did not
convention = legally binding treaty, coming into force upon ratification by a certain number of states declaration = not legally binding but carries moral weight because it is adopted by the international community
they are old they are documents they r famous
He took part in editing the Declaration of Independence, was a member of the peace treaty committee for the revolution.
The Declaration of Independence, signed in 1776, was a document adopted by the American colonies, declaring their independence from British rule. It outlined grievances against the King and asserted the rights of the people. The Texas Declaration of Independence, signed in 1836, declared Texas's independence from Mexico. While both declarations sought independence, the Texas Declaration emphasized the right to self-government and protection of slavery, which reflected the unique circumstances and concerns of the Texas settlers.
There was no slave ship captain that signed the Declaration of Independence. The document had nothing to do with slavery and IF there had been a captain who ran a slave ship it wouldn’t have made any difference. Jefferson owned slaves and he wrote the Declaration.