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No, colonial america wasn't a land of opportunity. Very few people had opportunities, women were still being treated unfairly, and there were still slaves, so only white christian men had opportunities.

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Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all because only christian white men who owned land actually had free will and rights. (Document 2 Voting Qualifications (Requirements) 1763) Women we're not treated equally to men, (Document 5 The Lady's Law) people of any other religion other than Christianity we're persecuted and mistreated,  Africans we're kidnapped then taken to America to be slaves. (Part 1 The Slave Trade)

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No, Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for many people but an example of this were the Africans slaves brought to the Americas for free labor. In the document 6 the plan of the slave ship it states "Slavery was permanent, hereditary condition. Slaves had no legal rights and were forbidden to read or right." this shows evidence that these enslaved people were limited in colonial america.

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Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all because only certain people had freedom and not everyone was treated equally. For example, in document two, voting qualifications, to vote you had to be white, Christian, male, and own land. They had a lot of opportunity's, while people of color didn't.

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No, Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all. This is because only men that owned land, were white, owned land, and were Christians could vote. (Document 2 Voting Qualifications) Also enslaved Africans were kidnapped and taken to America to be slaves. (The Slave Trade Document 2.

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I dont think America was a land of opportunity for everyone because many people died trying to start a new life there. Women couldnt do many things that men could. Colored people didnt have many rights. And if you werent christian, you also did not have an opportunity. All of this criteria leaves very few people that are able to succeed and start a new life in the new world. According to the Early Political Institutions packet, only white christian men who owned land could vote, which doesnt give many others a chance to even impact the government.

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Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all. There were strict restrictions for voting and religious freedom. The only people who had opportunity were Christian, white, land owning men.

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No, I don't feel that colonial America was a land of opportunity because many people had way more freedom then others. Women had to do almost everything for the men and they were thought of as objects. Also according to the voting qualifications it was very restricted on who can and cant vote. You had to be a white male and christian. If you didn't make up to be those things you couldn't vote.

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No, colonial America was not a good opportunity for everyone because not everyone was treated equally. For example, the only people who can vote were white male land owners. This proves to be true in the 1763 voting qualification (requirements) chart which shows the requirements that must be met were of being white, a male, and owning land. Therefore women, slaves, and nonland owners couldn't vote.

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Colonial America wasn't truly a land of opportunity. Women, slaves, and natives didn't have nearly as many rights as white men. In the Lady's Way newspaper women, it says that women were no more than objects to men. Slaves also didn't have any opportunities and were raped, abused, and killed. Then Natives had everything taken away from them and were seen as "savages." Neither women, Natives, or slaves had privileges. The only people in colonial America that thrived were Christian white men.

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No, Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all because not everyone was treated fairly. An example was that slaves and rich white men were treated very differently because of the amount of money and power they had.

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No, colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all. The voting regulations were not open to all people at all. Only people of a certain race,religion and status were able to vote. You could see that in Doc 2 in the "Early Political Institutions",the voting requirements were very biased, since only rich white christian males were running for these government positions.

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America was not a land of oppertunity for everyone, Voting was limited to White, Chrrstian men who own land. Being any other religion other than Christian can cause persecution. Natives were being sold and treated like property. And woman were only seen as a baby making tool in society.

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Colonial america was not a land of oppourtunity for all , there was no oppourtunities for slaves and very low hope for them as well, the native americans had no oppourtunity , their oppourtunities were taken from them . Certain men and woman had oppourtunite but expectation was much higher than the reality of them.

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No, Colonial America was not a opportunity because not everyone was treated equally. Women did almost every task for the man, and were not seen as an equal colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all. According to the voting qualifications in colonial America in 1763, the only people who were allowed the freedom to vote were white men who were Christian that owned land.

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Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all.  According to document 2 of the "Early Political Institutions", there were only plentiful opportunities for white christian men.  If you were a women, different race, and believed in a different religion, than you were not given the same privileges.

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I think that Colonial America was not a land of opportunity because according  to Voting Qualifications in the chart it says that only white, Christian, males, and that owned land were allowed to vote.

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No, conial America was not a land of opportunity for all because for some, the trip to colonial America, wasn't everything they had hoped for, whether they were sold. Also only rich, white, men with land had a chance to escape religious persecution and achieve religious freedom.

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No, I do not think that colonial America was truly a land of opportunity for all because from the beginning women were treated differently from men. Men had more opportunity and rights than women . and White Christian men are really the ones who set the rules and had religious freedom and were the only ones that could own land.

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No, Colonial America wasn't a truly opportunity for everyone because not everyone was treated the same way. Including Black men and color people got treated differently. Some people were still getting controlled. Some people couldn't get land or freedom. Only Rich White Male that were only christian could own land.

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It was not a land of opportunity for everyone. Voting was limited to Christian white men who owned land. This group was basically the only group who actually had some form of opportunity. English who came over had opportunity but not a lot of knowledge on how to improve their situation. Africans and Natives did not have any new opportunities, in fact they had them taken away. Even white women did not have identities.

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No, it was not a land of opportunity to all people because women were really downplayed women were thought of more as property than a person. I know this because in my do now of 9/24/21 the woman was under orders of their husband or when they were younger under there-fathers command.

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Was colonial America truly a land of opportunity for all? I do not think it was. This is because not everyone had freedom in the land. Rich white people that were Christain were the free people who were able to own land.

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I don`t think that colonial America was truly a land of opportunity because there was no freedom to vote unless you were a white man and Christian as stated in Early Political Institution.

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Colonial America was definitely not a land of opportunity for all. I say this because, according to the excerpt of the Lady's Way newspaper, women had to do almost every task for the man in their life, and were not seen as an equal next to them. They couldn't vote and were basically owned by their husband. In addition, Africans did not have any freedom to do anything. They were treated as they were animals, forced to work every single day. This is seen in the many documents read in class.

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Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all. This is because the only people who really had human rights were Christian white men who owned land. People owned slaves (whom had no rights), and women were not treated equally to a man. This is shown throughout the documents we've read in class, and is a known issue throughout American history. So, not everyone had an equal opportunity to live freely in colonial America.

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Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all because some people had more freedom than others. Rich white Christian men were the only people who had religious freedom.

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Colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all because, not everyone was free or was able to do things they wanted. As in the "Early Political Institutions" packet, the only people who could vote were white Christian males who owned land. This connects to how it wasnt a land of opportunity because this only allowed the men to vote for what they thought and didnt give women the same opportunity.

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Colonial America was not a land of opportunity because the only people that succeeded were the rich white men.

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Colonial America was not a land of opportunity because the only people that succeeded were the rich white men.

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Julianna siciliano

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I think Colonial America was a land of opportunity because when they were in England they were treated poorly and then when they landed in the Americas they got free land, so they owned 100's of acres of land.

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No, Colonial America gave very few people opportunity. Women still couldn't do things a man could, religious freedom was only guaranteed to White Male Christians which was enforced by the Puritans. A lot of the laws were blue laws. The only people that could truly have opportunity was white, male Christians who owned land.

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No, colonial America was not a land of opportunity for all. According to the voting qualifications in colonial America in 1763, the only people who were allowed the freedom to vote were Christian white men who owned land. In comparison, women were required by law to become one with their husbands once they became married. This takes away from their freedoms within America which means that not everyone had equal opportunities.

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1.  Was colonial America truly a land of opportunity for all? Cite Evidence to Support your Position.

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1.  Was colonial America truly a land of opportunity for all? Cite Evidence to Support your Position.