Whose rationalization for the existence of slavery is described below? He attacked the economic system of the North and venerated slavery as a more humane and successful system. He also proposed that slaves were better off than the poor people of the industrial North. A. George McDuffie B. William Grayson C. William Harper

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Whose rationalization for the existence of slavery is described below? He attacked the economic system of the North and venerated slavery as a more humane and successful system. He also proposed that slaves were better off than the poor people of the industrial North. A. George McDuffie B. William Grayson C. William Harper

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Louis Burch · Answer 1

This would be the thinking of " George McDuffie" who was a governor of South Carolina and a member of the Senate. This kind of thinking was not at all uncommon in the South before the Civil War.