Thomas Jefferson Paradox Of Liberty

Thomas Jefferson himself helped to build a new nation based on individual freedom and self-government. The Jefferson Paradox is the Paradox of Liberty, which was to discover slaves and enslaved people through a different perspective of Jefferson’s Monticello plantation. The plantation itself played the big role in the era of slavery. Peter Jefferson, father of Jefferson, was the one who established a tobacco farm on the slopes of a mountain. Thomas Jefferson called this mountain, Monticello and made his world, free and enslaved workers built his famous house and enslaved the laborers to produce cash crops of tobacco.

Jefferson is one of the few historical Americans who need no introduction; it is true that without him the United States would
not be the democracy it is today but he should be remembered as hypocritical and imperialist. Jefferson was major history in establishing the United States development; creating new system of interacting with other nations, and most important leading a nation based on equality. He was the founding father of all the main fundamentals which is running today, but Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence and called slavery a monstrous crime though himself was one of the slaveholder for lifelong. It is obnoxious, how Jefferson always remained the master of Monticello and as well as a buyer and seller of human beings.