The Declaration of Independence and African Americans. 1) The Declaration of Independence that the Continental Congress adopted on July 4, 1776. A) It was drafted by a slaveholder in a slave owning country. B) Thomas Jefferson wrote "that all men are created equal;" C) Men like Thomas Jefferson and John Adams served on the draft committee...
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The Declaration of Independence and African Americans. 1) The Declaration of Independence that the Continental Congress adopted on July 4, 1776. A) It was drafted by a slaveholder in a slave owning country. B) Thomas Jefferson wrote "that all men are created equal;" C) Men like Thomas Jefferson and John Adams served on the draft committee...
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