Ch 6: The Revolution Within.

     "Voice of Freedom"     

1. why does Jefferson declare that religious freedom is a “natural right”?

Because he did view the religious freedom as a part of the civil compact he also said that we are free to declare that rights hereby asserted are the natural rights of the men. Jefferson believe that this function of the government can protect this right. the influence of Jefferson concept of religion freedom can be in article VI. the first amendment to the constitution adopted in 1791.

2. does Jefferson seek to weaken or strengthen religion by prohibiting governmental enforcement of religious belief?

Jefferson become a strong advocate on the separation between state and church. Jefferson drafted a bill that end in 1779. The struggle for the independence leave different group of religion support by them self, but Jefferson strengthen the religion prohibiting governmental enforcement of religious because he offered governmental support to a variety of churches. this must wait to 1786 for Jefferson measure become a law.

"Give Me LIberty"

1. For the lower classes, colonial society had been based on inequality, deference, and obedience. How did the American Revolution challenge that social order?

The American Revolution challenged that social order in many areas on American society. The Revolutionary War had a great affect on the social, political and economic parts of Colonial America. The Revolution limited some of the rules placed on society. The Native Americans were affected by the War as well. Moreover, the revolution forced debates on political. Also, the War allowed American ships to be independent. Not being forced to contain English sailors and equipment on board. America was completely economy independent from Britain after the Revolutionary War.

2. What was the impact of the American Revolution on Native Americans?

The Native American was the biggest loser after the American Revolution. For many Indian communities, the Revolutionary War interrupted the fur and hide trade. Indian nations at this time had been incorporated into a globalized economy. Therefore, they had come to depend on many European trade goods. Also, many Indians, both individual warriors and Indian nations. They were required to support the American cause during the war. Even this did not give them any advantages following the war. Moreover, the Native Americans lost their lands after the Revolution.