Rise of Abolitionism
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Objections to Slavery
What reasons do you think US abolitionists had for objecting to slavery?
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They believed that slavery was immoral.
They believed that slavery was too expensive.
They believed that all people should be treated equally
They believed that many enslaved people were treated cruelly
They believed that slavery was un-Christian
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