Depends on how early your talking about. Before the 1920's women, African Americans, Irish, Italians, immigrants, Native Americans, and many other racial groups did not have equal rights and freedoms. Some of the mentioned groups may have had equal rights and freedoms lawfully, but in society were frowned upon and denied the rights and freedoms they were supposed to have. Women gained the right to vote in the 1920's making them more equal to the men population of American citizens.
Freedom, Democracy, Equal Justice and Rights, Opportunity.
freedom and equal rights child
Napoleonic Code
the bill of rights gives you the freedom of speech and freedom of the press
No. Nowhere in the constitution is "freedom of rights" mentioned
Freedom
Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of the press
Freedom of speech, Freedom to a fair trial, Freedom of assembly, Right to bear arms, Freedom of religon
It provides basic freedom and expands our rights as citizens
Significant rights of US citizens include the following rights. The list does not speak about all of them, however, the most important rights are:* Freedom of speech; * Freedom for the press; * Freedom of religion; * Key officials are voted into office by US citizens; * The right to a speedy trial by a jury of one's peers; and * Freedom to petition the government for a redress of potential violations of the law.
freedom of speech,petition i named two of them
Yes, in America we have more freedom and rights than many other countries