Founding Father

In my opinion, the reason why I chose John Adams to talk about is because he's a great guy. He found all the ways to fight and protect us. Out of all the things he did for the people and our country, this is something I like about him. He was served on the First Continental Congress and he helped draft the Declaration of Independence. Till this day, he's still one of the best President in our Country for me.

The Article Link (click)

The article link: https://soapboxie.com/us-politics/What-is-Freedom-in-America

If you go below the article, there's a short topic that I strongly agree on. It's called "Freedom gives you opportunity to succeed".




Yes, I do agree with what that says. Everyone deserves to do whatever they want, but that doesn't mean going around and harass people. Freedom to me means that they shouldn't feel like they're forced to do what you don't want but you should feel free to do what you want in life, go to college that you want, work everywhere you want. Being forced doing something you don't want to do is not likely that you'll succeed either.

This is how it all started...

    The American founding fathers felt that this concept was the utmost importance when they were deciding what USA would be. They wrote line into the second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence saying - "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among thee are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness."

I'm back again, with my favorite topic, "freedom". Continuing from the last time I visited my blog.

This article is what I'm going to be focusing on this: https://soapboxie.com/us-politics/What-is-Freedom-in-America

I strongly agree with the article. I think that America is still known as the "freedom" country, and it fits the evidence because of the fact that we claim to have the most lenient, free rights and liberties of any nation in the world, and the fact that the Constitution that our forefathers wrote us these freedom. Not only do we enjoy the freedom of religion, but also our speeches, due processes, and many other freedoms. When speaking of rights, yes, America is still a freedom place.

This short article will link you to what I'll be talking about!

http://libertynews.com/2013/04/will-america-continue-to-be-known-for-freedom/ 

Hello! Welcome to my blog.

           My History teacher, Mr. Harding introduced me to this amazing blog.
We're learning about a lot of new things in History, and it's just the beginning of it! This blog/assignment is to introduce and teach you guys more about my topic, "freedom", and the reason why I picked out this topic to share to you guys is because we can see where freedom really start from. Without it, our lives would've been maybe more difficult than this, and it might effect our livings, educations, or how we dress.