How is the modern interpretation of the phrase "all men are created equal"
different from its...
How is the modern interpretation of the phrase "all men are created equal"
different from its original meaning?
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a. today it is interpreted to include all people, while originally it
referred only to white men.
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b. today it is interpreted to mean wealthy people, while originally it
referred to people from all classes.
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c. today it is interpreted to mean both men and women, while
originally it included only men.
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d. today it is interpreted to include only those born in the united
states, while originally it meant everyone.
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