The Statue of Liberty was the first sight for thousands of <em><u>immigrants</u></em> who came to the United States by boat across the Atlantic, especially from Europe in the later 1800s and early 1900s.
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B. John Locke was the Enlightenment thinker who most directly influenced the notion expressed in the passage above from The Declaration of Independence.
John Locke was a famous 17th century philosopher who advocated the idea that all men are equal, and who served as a major influence to Thomas Jefferson who drafted the declaration.
I dont quite know what you mean but a major thing that happened then was the start of the french revolution which kick started many other revolutions in south america, Haiti, brazil, and Mexico but America was contemplating whether or not to help the french.<span />
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I believe it's the<span> rancheros.</span>
