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Freedom of worship and the right to believe in any religion was important in the colonies of the 18th century. Let´s remember that many Englishmen who had emigrated to the New World faced religious persecution at home, or they had decided to emigrate because they wanted to live in communities according to their own principles, something that was not possible then in England for political and religious reasons.
Besides, the separation of church and state was an important idea of Enlightenment, an idea dear to the Founding Fathers. Freedom of worship seemed to them as another human freedom to be protected and cared about. And this is as important today as it was 250 years ago; there are large Muslim communitities in the USA today. Isn´t it relevant that they enjoy the right to practice their religion? Of course it is.
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Yes
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Because people are nice when they are in a good mood
13th: abolished slavery
14th: due process and equal protection under the law.
the term "seprate but equal" came into play since racial segregation did not violate the 14th amendment.
15th: Granted african men to vote (women still couldnt vote at this time).
A new system came into play that involved people having to take literacy test or pay a tax to be able to vote which ended up still not allowing most african american men to vote.
In the early 1800s, only men have the right to vote (universal men suffrage). However, voting rights changed in Europe during the revolts of the mid 1800s wherein the new constitution describes and allows all men the right to vote. Also, voting rights were extended through Great Britain and France — opening opportunities for unemployed French workers.
The inverse negates both the if and the then.
Therefore, the answer is: If the goblins come out to play, then it is not Halloween.
