The big question is what did the Founding Fathers want for America? The answer is simple the Founding Fathers needed and wanted a natural American liberty. America had a lot of problems and it needed a lot of fixes. People are naturally unrestricted and happy. They are also inspired and creative. They also succeed if the direction of the government wasn’t such a one way street. The Founding Fathers designed a restricted government. America must keep in mind that it is a fight to keep that restricted government and battle for it. Some people say freedom is dangerous. It isn’t that dangerous if people didn’t make it that way. The government’s job is to protect its people at all cost even if it means sending people off to war to fight for America.
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Being separated from their families and didn’t know where they were at. Even half of the southern states masters didn’t let the salves know they were free. African Americans and Native Americans thought liberty was being devoted to family. Relationships gave people what they thought were the privileges and safety required to be able to love free. Once they were apprehended by rivals and divided from their people it put those individuals in great danger. When some of the apprehended was to be adopted in different civilizations, they were treated somewhat as equals. Some of which were less and put into the state of servitude and didn’t have but little to no effect over their fate. Unlike the Native Americans, the Africans had no way of escaping and finding other land on a different borders. They were beaten into submission and held as long as possible. According to text “Clinging to self-serving paternalistic notions of the plantation as one big family under the benign authority of the master and planter, they were taken aback when their slaves refused to obey their orders or exhibited anger or disrespect toward them” (Keene, 2013). Here it is 2016 and freedom still isn’t
Being separated from their families and didn’t know where they were at. Even half of the southern states masters didn’t let the salves know they were free. African Americans and Native Americans thought liberty was being devoted to family. Relationships gave people what they thought were the privileges and safety required to be able to love free. Once they were apprehended by rivals and divided from their people it put those individuals in great danger. When some of the apprehended was to be adopted in different civilizations, they were treated somewhat as equals. Some of which were less and put into the state of servitude and didn’t have but little to no effect over their fate. Unlike the Native Americans, the Africans had no way of escaping and finding other land on a different borders. They were beaten into submission and held as long as possible. According to text “Clinging to self-serving paternalistic notions of the plantation as one big family under the benign authority of the master and planter, they were taken aback when their slaves refused to obey their orders or exhibited anger or disrespect toward them” (Keene, 2013). Here it is 2016 and freedom still isn’t