No, in the 17th century, the Spanish did not believe that all people were equal. They upheld a hierarchical social structure that placed importance on birthright, wealth, and social status. Indigenous peoples and those of African descent were often discriminated against and subjected to unequal treatment.
Montesquieu believed that people were born with inherent qualities such as reason, virtue, and empathy. He argued that these qualities shaped our behavior and interactions in society.
Rousseau believed that mankind is inherently good and virtuous, but is corrupted by society and civilization. He argued that people are born free and equal, but societal structures and institutions create inequalities and oppressions that lead to human suffering and conflict. Rousseau believed that returning to a more natural state would bring out the inherent goodness in people.
Jose Rizal's vision was to fight for equal rights and representation for the Filipino people, to inspire national unity and patriotism, and to promote social justice and education as means of achieving independence from Spanish colonial rule. He advocated for peaceful reforms and encouraged Filipinos to value their cultural identity and heritage.
Jose Rizal was not a practitioner of mendicant policy. He was a Filipino nationalist and revolutionary who advocated for social and political reforms in the Philippines during Spanish colonial rule. Rizal's works, such as his novels and essays, aimed to raise awareness and inspire his fellow countrymen to fight for independence and equal rights.
The idea that some people are more equal than others can stem from various factors, such as societal norms, privilege, discrimination, and unequal distribution of resources. These factors can create disparities in opportunities, treatment, and outcomes, resulting in a perception of inequality among individuals or groups. Acknowledging and addressing these issues is essential for promoting equality and social justice.
He believed that all people were equal!!
Yes, a century does equal a 100 years.
All people need to be equal
1/100 of a century equals one year. One hundred years equal a century.
well..100 centuries OR 10 decades equals to one century..
ten
Yes the Quaker's did believe that all people were equal in gods sight.
A century
Because there have always been some people that believe they should be "more equal" than other people.
al khwarizmi in the 20th century
There are 100 years in one century!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
"si tus abuelos son hispanos, eres tu hispano?" or "eres tu hispana?" if it's a girl Spanish does not equal Hispanic. To the poster do you want to know if the person is from Spain? Or do you want to know if the person is Latino/Hispanic? Just because someone speaks spanish, that does not mean they are spanish. Spanish are people born in Spain. Hispanics are people born in a Spanish speaking country. What you are going for here might be the "Law of grandparents" passed in Spain in (I think) 2008 that allows people who emigrated from Spain following the civil war and subsequent dictatorship and their offspring to obtain Spanish citizenship, regarless of their actual country of birth. If you are interested in this, you must hurry, since I believe the law is only effective through 2011.