The founding fathers and slavery
During the revolutionary period the founding fathers did several things that effected slavery. These effects were stemmed from both the good and bad sides of the issue. On the good side of the spectrum during the drafting of the Constitution only a few of the founding fathers felt that slavery was necessary for the survival of the colonies according to William Freehling. On the other side of this the founding father Jefferson knew that free blacks and whites could live together and he himself felt that blacks were intellectually inferior to whites. These racist thought made it seem logical for the abolition of slavery to be a slower process a better idea even if the not Christian like to enslave other people. The founding fathers wished to bring
drafted the congressional ordinance making slavery illegal. slave trade began in the Declaration of Independence. Even though this did not found illegal in upper western territories. This was until 3 years after Jefferson directly stop slavery it did help southern states to begin to free their slaves. In enough and it was just fueling the fire for the civil war. governor of Indiana by a slim amount of votes and began the abolition of slavery in year period. It is clear that in an attempted to help the country and abolish slavery This time period allotted for more slaves and black descendants to suffer under he
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