Excerpt From The Unanimous Declaration Of The Thirteen United States Of America

Despite its name, the “American Revolution” was truly, in no way revolutionary. Only one part of the population had been given some sort of benefit; and that, of course, had been the rich white men of this time. Everyone else, including women of any ethnicity, and african americans, were given no rights. Even the “Unalienable Rights” were never given. These pursuits were only for the rich, white men of their time. Many documents of this time do contradict the reality of America.

For example, this excerpt from the “Unanimous Declaration of the Thirteen United States of America” it states, “That all men are created equal;” already, the reality of this time, even now, this is proven wrong. To society, White men and African Americans were in no way equal. This had put white men at a surperior level, and then proceeding to keep African Americans at a lower level. The common sense of most in the new generations are well aware all people, men and women, are all the same. But during this time, the “new” times, it should have been following the documents stating this. But, it seems the government turned
In some ways, yes, it was better if it was into comparison with the past rulings. But, it wasn’t much better, or really a ginormous remodel of their systems. And for this reasoning, according to J. Franklin Jameson in “The American Revolution Considered as a Social Movement”, he speaks “ An idea is held out to us that our present government and state are far superior to the former, when we were under the royal adminstration;” In this document, the writer speaks so proudly of this new american goverment. In reality, though; to the rest of the population, this new goverment meant only restriction. For the minorities of these generations, it meant nothing. It was their constraint, rather then their new found