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This phrase "inspired movements to expand civil rights to African Americans and women", although it took many decades after the founding of the US for these rights to be realized.
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The correct answer to this question: The phrase "All men are created equal", in the Declaration of Independence, would be, that it inspired movements to expand civil rights to African Americans and women.
Explanation:
This particular paragraph, written by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independece, of 1776, establishes the foundation and the principles, that will framework the newly established American nation. Thus, the bases on which America was founded, as per her Founding Fathers, is that all men are created equal, both politically and naturally, a belief that was strong in Thomas Jefferson, and which had been inherited from England itself. This creed, was not placed inside the Constitution, but it became the lifeline, and the framework that justified movements later on to ensure the civil liberties, and especially, the right to vote, first for African Americans, and later for women.
