Enlightened Founding Fathers meet in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to establish, among other things, a system of checks and balances and the Bill of Rights.
Emancipation of the slaves comes only 89 later, subsequent to the Civil War, via the 13th Amendment to the US Constitution. (Apparently, not all men were created equal in 1776.)
Enfranchisement of women comes much later, sparked by Susan B. Anthony’s multi–decade crusade in the 19th century, via the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution, giving women the right to vote.
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From the get–go, the Jews breathe true freedom—enshrined in the charter of their new country—probably for the first time since the time of Judah the Maccabee in Judea approximately 1900 years prior.
Transcending assorted discrimination, quotas, glass–ceilings, one lynching, and assorted low–level anti–Semitism in America, the Jews prosper and flourish.
The goldena medinah….The Golden Country!
By the early 21st century, not infrequently, a majority of the presidents of the Ivy League universities would be Jewish–Americans.
While pockets of residual issues remain, the Jews flourish in America, particularly going–into the 21st century.
Back in 1776 there were approximately 2,000 Jews in America, primarily of Spanish and Portuguese descent (Sephardim). One of them, Haym Solomon was one of the financiers of the Revolution.