<span>After the war, the colonists felt they had no longer needed the British troops and wanted them to leave. England insisted that the troops stay and that the colonists pay's as the people pay their tax to pay the soldier's wages and the colonists still had to house and feed the troops. Colonists were outraged and the sentiment of independence began thereafter.</span>
I dont see a document but i think i can still answer your question. Slaves were not considered people because they were owned by people and considered property. Slaves did not have rights like others and were not accounted for until the 3/5 act. And even then only 3 out of 5 slaves were counted to up the population but still did not have rights.
In 1970, the Indian Claims Commission gave the Seminole tribe a considerable sum of money as compensation for the land stolen from them by the US government.
What are the options? Because i believe the first to be bought.
