What does Banneker ask of Jefferson?

In his letter to Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Banneker asks for equal rights and opportunities for African Americans, including the abolition of slavery and full citizenship. He argues that African Americans should not be treated as inferior to whites, and he challenges Jefferson's own views on race. Banneker also asks Jefferson to use his influence to improve the lives of African Americans and to promote justice and equality.

How did George Washington shape the office of president?

Who was the president of your country during world war 1?

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