Despite this, I believe that everyone was afraid to put their words into action as seen in group 4’s document, most of the people wanted slavery to play itself out. This could be caused by fright or even laziness. Either way, I believe the Founding Fathers were too afraid to interfere with the course of slavery because it could cause Americans to hate or love them. Additionally, seeing these laws and being forced to obey them could link everyone to seeing the government as the same as the British government because of the enforced laws could be seen as impractical, especially in the south. This could cause an uproar and ultimately lead into Civil War, which of course happened. No matter the situation, I believe the Founding Fathers should have taken action because if they didn’t handle the situation, slavery would probably still be around
Despite this, I believe that everyone was afraid to put their words into action as seen in group 4’s document, most of the people wanted slavery to play itself out. This could be caused by fright or even laziness. Either way, I believe the Founding Fathers were too afraid to interfere with the course of slavery because it could cause Americans to hate or love them. Additionally, seeing these laws and being forced to obey them could link everyone to seeing the government as the same as the British government because of the enforced laws could be seen as impractical, especially in the south. This could cause an uproar and ultimately lead into Civil War, which of course happened. No matter the situation, I believe the Founding Fathers should have taken action because if they didn’t handle the situation, slavery would probably still be around