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During Thomas Jefferson's presidency, what was one thing he did NOT do as president?

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vfiekz [6]3 years ago

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Answer: He Didn't Try And End Slavery...

Explanation: Wut a meanie... XD. Anyway, Jefferson owned some slaves & he didn’t try to bring slavery to an end. It was with his words in the Declaration of Independence, about all men being equal THAT SHOULD INCLUDE BLACK LIVES. Black Lives Matter!

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