How did people react to the growth of the abolitionist movement?

Only people in the North had positive reactions to abolitionist activities.

People in both the North and the South had hostile reactions to abolitionist activities.

People in the Northwest generally disagreed with abolitionist activities.

Most people in the West had negative responses to abolitionist activities.

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20 June, 03:07

How did people react to the growth of the abolitionist movement?

Only people in the North had positive reactions to abolitionist activities.

People in both the North and the South had hostile reactions to abolitionist activities.

People in the Northwest generally disagreed with abolitionist activities.

Most people in the West had negative responses to abolitionist activities.

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Foxy Lady · Answer 1

I'm think the answer is 'Only people in the North had positive reactions to abolitionist activities.' The North was the part of the U. S that was more against slavery.