No the freedom of a group of people should not cause the other set of people to have less freedom.
<h3>What is the declaration of independence?</h3>
This is the article that talked about the reason why the colonists wanted to be away from the leadership of the English people in the colonies. It talked about the issues that the people faced in the hands of Britain.
Freedom is supposed to be the universal right of all the people of the world but there are times that situations may exists that may cause some people to act like they are superior than other people.
For instance was during the colonial days, and the days that there was slavery in the United States.
The conclusion is that No the freedom of a group of people should not cause the other set of people to have less freedom.
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<span>The answer is C) they believe the south had not suffered enough consequences for the war. I just took the test and got a 100%.</span>
<span>A. They blocked Johnson’s weak Reconstruction policies by taking charge of the Reconstruction plan.
Radical Republicans took over Reconstruction to further their agenda. The radical plan harshly punished the South while attempting to give blacks equality. They required loyalty pledges and removal of ex-Confederates from political positions. Blacks were provided land and encouraged to vote. </span>
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