Week 10 Assignment 1 Concept Map

Linking The Grievances

The Bill of Rights

Written: 1789

Declaration of Independence

Written: 1776

It was written to grant states the call for more rights supporting individual liberties

It was written to explain why the colonist wanted independence from Great Britain, and it outlined the core ideals and support of individual rights and liberties.

The Declaration of Independence announced separation from Great Britain and was written by Thomas Jefferson. It calls for separation and protection of the writers believing the government is to protect the natural born rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

The Bill of Rights are the first ten amendments to the constitution that was written by James Madison. It supports the governmental purpose, as the writers believe, of protecting individual rights.

The list of rights give individuals the right to act on their own in various ways.

The list of grievances express how the king obstructed their individuals rights and oppressed various aspects of life and is used to justify their actions.

The authors of all documents believe in "all men are created equal" and believe those rights are to be protected; therefore, all were written in order to protect these rights whether by amendment or by separation or between genders. This links the three and makes it apparent that the authors were standing and protecting the basis of what this country stands on. Nevertheless, as our country has grown and times have changed, that which our country was founded on has began to broaden but still stands and is protected.

Declaration of Sentiment

Written: 1848

The list of grievances list every way women felt suppressed, restricted, and limited in a male dominant society where their unalienable rights were not apparent.

It was written to explain why women wanted a say so in society beginnig with voting and a call for change as qucikly as possible.

The Declaration of Sentiment announced a call for equality with men before law, in education, and employment.