The everlasting power of the declaration of independence
In 1787 is when the constitution is drafted, a woman asked enfraklion what the founders had given the american people. A “republic(Metaxas,Eric)” he shot back, “if you can keep(Metaxas,Eric.)” “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of happiness (W.M.Akers.)” is what Thomas jefferson is what base the refrince.

Life in the colonies
Back in the Northern colonies, the slaves make their living by fishing, whaling, and ship bubbling, growing crops. The ships were built from the wood that came from the thick of the forest making these ships strong and sturdy.However the slaves have to provide for their families, the way that the slaves provide for their family was to work the land by planting crops of wheat Along the way there were some challenges for the slaves like the climate and geography, impacted the trade between the towns and the towns along the coast line. The first immigrants arrived in virginia in 1619. “Slaves were brought into New England throughout the entire colonial period (Slaves in new England- Medford Historical Society & Museum”). …show more content…
The slaves began a factories, printing, clothing, and pepper. Furthermore they also salad extra grain and to livestock the grain in the city too. When they are out in the field farming they manly growing wheat to produced. They grew more than enough of food for their family to eat. The way that they expire their goods is by using the river to get to Philadelphia. When the slaves were on the ship, they were chain together and had no room to move. The middle was out slavery but the law passed and the children of African american slaves were lifeline chains. The middle colonie had a hard time with the economics and geography did not promote like the south did. The eighteenth century African slaves number are in the tens of thousands in the British