The main beneficiaries of the original birth of freedom in 1776 were primarily white, land-owning men, particularly those of European descent, who gained political and economic liberties through the Declaration of Independence. While the ideals of freedom and democracy were articulated, enslaved people, Indigenous populations, and women largely remained excluded from these rights and protections. The revolution primarily reinforced existing social hierarchies, benefiting those already in power while marginalizing others.
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