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Softa [21]
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Lorico [155]1 year ago
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The statement that describe how Huey Long address the concept of being "created equal" differently than the writers of the Declaration of Independence is option A which is Long explicitly believes that equality includes equality of opportunity.

<h3>What is an excerpt!</h3>

An excerpt refer to words, sentences or phrases that is extracted or deduced from a paragraph in a passage or a literature which communicate meaning and also passes meaningful information.

The excerpt about declaration of independence entails the message the writer is passing to the audience about the country.

Therefore, The statement that describe how Huey Long address the concept of being "created equal" differently than the writers of the Declaration of Independence is option A which is Long explicitly believes that equality includes equality of opportunity.

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