Because they were the bottom renk women were looked at than less than an African man who was pretty low. Native Americans were the lowest of them all
What was immediate cause of the Texas Declaration of the Independence?
American farmers living in the Mexican territory of Texas wanted the same land rights and permissions that they would have in the United States. When the Mexicans refused, the Texans decided that they would secede and hope that the United States would annex them.
What is the putnams grievance over land what significance might this have in the story?
They wanted control over the land so they could kick others off
What was the first state admitted to the union?
Delaware was the first state admitted to the Union on December 7, 1787.
What did jefferson and his colleagues hope to achieve by creating the declaration of independence?
A solid argument for breaking away from British
What important ideal does the declaration of independence stand for?
the declaration of independence stands for freedom
Who was left out of the Declaration of Independence 1776?
Women were left out of the Declaration of Independence.
What was the purpose of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen?
The goal was to have (more) equality in France by introducing a constitution in which it was stated (among other things) that everybody was equal, so there were no more priviliges for the nobility, and the clergy and nobility were also to pay taxes, just like the bourgeoisie. Also, freedom of speech, press and religion were a goal of this declaration.
If a government fails what rights and responsibilities do people have?
"Rights" are really just everyone passively agreeing that there are certain things you can do and certain things you can't. Without anyone to enforce them though there wouldn't really be any such thing. Without the government or its infrastructure (police, fire departments, road workers) people basically do whatever they feel like. Now while some people would probably loot and steal and riot (opportunists, people without much to lose), others would choose to try to bring structure back to society, and on the whole, people like structure so eventually a new government would likely emerge. To come back to your original question though, without the govenment no one technically has any responsibilities or rights beyond survival.
When was the original declaration of independence lost?
The source copy used for the initial printing of the Declaration of Independence that was read to the public was lost. The famous signed version has been preserved and is on display at the National Archives in Washington, DC.
Who could vote at the time of the declaration of independence?
Only white landowning men could participate in the political process at that time. Suffrage wasn't extended to those without property and nonwhite men until the 19th century, and women could not vote until the 20th.
What happened on June 11-28 1776 that relates to the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson started the draft for the Declaration of Independence.
On what exact date did the Congress adopt the Declaration of Independence?
Congress never accepted the declaration, it was made before the USA became a country , and it was meant for the british.
Do governments have the right to keep suffering people alive?
In a democracy the government can do what it sees fit to achieve the goals set out in its manifesto. The people have given it a mandate by voting for them. If the populace are sufficiently against a particular way they are doing things, they can lobby their MP or government representative to have this changed. At least that is how it is supposed to work.
A totalitarian government can do whatever the populace cannot stop them from doing. Usually this leads to a civil war or coup, where someone else takes over.
Why is John Locke important to America government?
A constitution is important because it is the fundamental underlying framework of government for a nation or a state.
Why did some people in the colonies not supported the declaration of independence?
Because they preferd Rugby over American Football.
Why does the body of the declaration include 27 grievances against the king?
The list contained the grievances of the colonists, and the list helps explain why it became necessary for the colonists to seek independence.
What armed force was created by the second continental congress?
The Continental Army after the second continental congress realized they needed a force to protect America if they went into war
Who said ''we hold these truths to be self-evident that all man are created equal?
it is a line from the declaration fo independance
Why was the Declaration of Independence a necessary document for the founding of the new nation?
The Declaration of Independence was needed to stated the colonists independence from Britain and to make laws for the colonists government.
Can you please tell a short speech on independence day for kG kids?
A very short speech would be this:
Respected teachers and my friends,
I wish you a happy Independence Day. India became independent on August 15, 1947...
Usually, a speech is longer than that, so click on the related question below for more information about Indian Independence Day.
Common topics you may wish to include are:
When did South Africa become an independent nation?
The Union of South Africa was created on 31 May 1910.