Thomas Jefferson added the words "All men are created equal" in the Declaration of Independence. Now Jefferson, Adams, and Franklin all revised and went over this document before submitting it to the
congressional committee, so with that in mind. My question is for you to ponder.
Was leaving the phrase "All men are created equal" an oversight? Was it intentional? or was it implied?
what ever you think it is, elaborate as to why you believe to be one of these three

I honestly am really surprised by your question. Obviously it was done intentionally based on the status of black and white lives at the time. But it does seem implied to some degree based on our status of races today. But I wouldn't exactly say it was an oversight. If I had to make an answer right off the top of my head I would say it would be in between Intentional and it being implied. But it would be closer to intentional in my opinion.

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(Thats my timeline)

hold on ill go look

the word that best sums up the tone of the newspaper regarding the treaty of versailles is resentful.