Answer and Explanation:
The declaration of independence did not mean anything to slaves and ex-slaves as both could not take advantage of the inalienable rights that it established. Slaves were not freed through it and continued to be exploited by whites. Former slaves were not accepted into society and were viewed with great prejudice and racism, with their rights and freedoms denied.
Although it seems that this has changed today, we cannot fail to affirm that the black population of the country still does not have full access to the inalienable rights so defended in the constitution. This is because the American government has failed not only to establish a government that is, in fact, egalitarian, but it has also failed to combat racism rooted in society.
The Klan rose as a response to the reconstruction era and the spreading of African-Americans across the south. They were traditionalists who were racist. The new immigration laws started forbidding immigration from places like Asia as well as bothering people who wanted to immigrate. The women got their voting rights so their position became better. The jazz age rose as the youth started developing their own culture different from the mainstream. The scopes trial was the monkey trial that happened when the teacher wanted to teach darwinism in biology.
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