One objection to slavery that stemmed from the Second Great Awakening was that slavery

- brought too many people to the United States.

-would bring about a mixing of the races

- denied the humanity of enslaved people.

-took jobs away from immigrant workers.

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Jasiah Stuart

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16 January, 19:02

One objection to slavery that stemmed from the Second Great Awakening was that slavery

- brought too many people to the United States.

-would bring about a mixing of the races

- denied the humanity of enslaved people.

-took jobs away from immigrant workers.

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Zechariah Zhang · Answer 1

Its actually C : Denied the humanity of enslaved people. Since people arent aloud to live the lives they dreamed of or really enjoy anything and that core peice of the humanity in you is entertainment. you arent human without it

Scarlett Ray · Answer 2

I work say B because I know this for a fact

One objection to slavery that stemmed from the Second Great Awakening was that slavery- brought too many people to the United States.-would bring about a mixing of the races- denied the humanity of enslaved people.-took jobs away from immigrant workers.

One objection to slavery that stemmed from the Second Great Awakening was that slavery

- brought too many people to the United States.

-would bring about a mixing of the races

- denied the humanity of enslaved people.

-took jobs away from immigrant workers.