Yes... they had to fight for basic human rights which were not "granted" to them in the constitution... because, like I said, the founding fathers excluded women, non-whites, and poor people from the supposed rights and freedoms that were in the constitution. They did not care about anyone except their own class.
No, they were always mistreated... they were killed and their land was stolen. When the constitution was written, no Native Americans had a say, they were not considered because the founding fathers were creating a country for themselves, they had no regard for others. How about you come back to reality.
Wrong... Andrew Jackson's plans were laid out by Thomas Jefferson, a founding father himself. The founding fathers did not treat Native Americans like "friends"... they saw them as "uncivilized", they took over their land with no regard for them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Jefferson_and_Native_Americans
I can't believe you're trying to deny how messed up the founding fathers were just so you can feel better about glorifying them, they don't deserve it. No man should be worshiped, especially not the "founding fathers". You can appreciate some of the laws they created but that does not warrant denying the reality of who they actually were. The reality is that this country was created by not so perfect people in a not so perfect way.
No, they were everyone except the elites. Most people back then were not wealthy landowners like the founding fathers were. Poor people are the masses. Before the voting laws dropped the requirement for white men to own property, almost no one was able to vote except the rich white men, who only made up 6% of the population... everyone else, (the poor) had no political power. The wealthy elites had all the control.