“All Men Are Born Free and Equal”
When the Constitution was signed and completed there were still some people who had some troubles dealing with the changes to their nation. This was because they were so used to it being one way for so long, and then all of the sudden it changes just like that. Most of the people who were unhappy with the Constitution felt this way because they did not agree with some of the decisions that were made when writing the Constitution. For example, if someone was for the motion to remove slavery, they would not approve of the Constitution, because it goes against what they believed in. Another reason many people did not approve of the Constitution was because they simply did not believe in having a federal government. These people were in favor of a state government, and did not accept the fact that the colonies had adopted a federal government.
In the passage “All Men Are Born Free and Equal,” the writer expresses that all men are created equally regardless of any differences. Much like this, Rosa Parks fought for her right to sit anywhere that she pleased. The first event took place a long time ago, and Rosa Parks also happened quite a while ago; so both events were fighting for the basic human right. The difference between the two is that Rosa Parks became famous for her actions, and the writing did not. Also, Rosa Parks was fighting for her race, but ended up being punished for her actions. Whereas the writer was not punished in the slightest bit for writing how he felt.