Most of the founding fathers of the USA held the belief that it was okay to have slaves and personal valets. They however made notable efforts to end slavery and have more rights to the former slaves.
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Yes, and Franklin were both not slave holders.
Membership in the Society of Freemasons was very common about the time of the Revolution and among America's forefathers/founding fathers. Masons
A:Deism, a popular belief among the educated elite during the Age of Enlightenment, holds that there is a creator God but that after creating the world, he took no further interest in his creation. Deists see no point in worshipping God. Some of the United States Founding Fathers, notably Thomas Jefferson, were Deists.
It is unknown if he contributed anything to the Constitution itself. However, he DID keep a diary of the goings-on among the Founding Fathers. Without that diary, the activities that the Founding Fathers performed would be a lost secret, since they decided to keep the convention confidential (even going so far as to board up the windows in blistering hot weather).
They both took office as US president before 1825 and were among the first six US presidents.The both were either founding fathers (Monroe) or else were intimately connected to a founding fathers ( Adams, son of 2nd president John)They both had homes within 100 miles of the East coast.
The number 56 suggests that you are thinking of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Thay are among the Founding Fathers but do not constitute the whole. Most copies of the Declaration include the names of the signers. Michael Montagne Yes, there is a list (by state) of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence at http://www.colonialhall.com. They also have biographical information on many of the signers.
Two common features of the Founding Fathers were that they were white, and they were land owners. Among generalities, they were all by and large men of money and education, though most would not have been considered wealthy. Many of them were trained in the law. Another thing that they had in common was that all of them stood to be better off under a new Constitution rather than the existing Articles of Confederation.
Benjamin Franklin was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. He grew up to be an author, printer, political theorist, scientist, inventor, and diplomat, among many other things.
Deism had a significant influence on colonial America. Many of the Founding Fathers were deists, which shaped their views on government and individual rights. Deism emphasized reason and natural law, leading to a belief in the importance of religious freedom, separation of church and state, and the idea that government exists to protect the rights of individuals. Deism also challenged traditional religious authority, leading to a more critical and rational approach to religion among some colonists.
Since you do not mention which country you are from, this question is debatable. However, since I live in the United States, I will note that among the Founding Fathers of my country are George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson.