What thoughts were on his mind when he drafted this nation's Declaration of Independence? What ran through his head when he was elected president of the United States? These thought provoking questions can only be answered by someone with true experience with America's government, and who would possibly be a better candidate? Many people think of Thomas Jefferson as a founding father, drafter of the Declaration of Independence, and a president of the United States, but where did his views and passions lie outside of this political spectrum? Jefferson was married happily for 10 years until life wife passed away. He had six children, but only two of them survived to adulthood. He owned approximately 200 slaves and upheld all laws on this issue. I would like to discuss the ethics of his slavery decisions, and how his reasoning played into his political
What thoughts were on his mind when he drafted this nation's Declaration of Independence? What ran through his head when he was elected president of the United States? These thought provoking questions can only be answered by someone with true experience with America's government, and who would possibly be a better candidate? Many people think of Thomas Jefferson as a founding father, drafter of the Declaration of Independence, and a president of the United States, but where did his views and passions lie outside of this political spectrum? Jefferson was married happily for 10 years until life wife passed away. He had six children, but only two of them survived to adulthood. He owned approximately 200 slaves and upheld all laws on this issue. I would like to discuss the ethics of his slavery decisions, and how his reasoning played into his political