Patrick Henry's most important objections to the new constitution was that it would make the federal government strong and thus pose a threat of tyranny. Henry dreaded a strong central government and even refused to take up positions in the federal government. As a result of his view, he actively opposed the ratification of the constitution.
<h3>The Declaration of Constitutional Principles was a document written in February and March 1956, in the United States Congress, in opposition to racial integration of public places. ... All of the signatories were Southern Democrats except two Virginia ... Their opposition earned them the enmity of their colleagues for a time..</h3>
There was an act. It was known as the Sherman Antitrust Act.
So this is what I know... white women were the first ones that represented the first women’s rights movements but they did not include any BIPOC (black, indigenous, people of color) in their movements
