The observations I can make about their choices is that they have free will to do whatever they want either good or bad, to have slaves or not.
I think the free or enslaved African Americans felt that they are a tool for them and also they still see hope or light to an end to their slavery.
<h3>What conclusions can you draw about the men who wrote the Constitution?</h3>
I believe the men that wrote the United States Constitution are made up of federalists, liberals and God fearing men who wants what is good for the country's and as such tried their best to enact laws that felt right to them .
Therefore, The observations I can make about their choices is that they have free will to do whatever they want either good or bad, to have slaves or not.
I think the free or enslaved African Americans felt that they are a tool for them and also they still see hope or light to an end to their slavery.
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It was the period of catholic resurgence initiated in the response to the Protestant Reformation
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same excerpt that was posted before with this question, the correct response would be "</span><span>A. Metaphor and simile," since Paine urges the reader to think about how impractical it is for such as large nation to be ruled over by such a small island nation (Britain). </span>
The quote is little undescriptive but i would say try C
The newly formed U.S. wanted to make the declaration the opposite of what Great Britain did. The revolutionary war took place BECAUSE of that. So they fought for lower taxes, so they get lower taxes.
