Before the American Revolution, slavery was legal in

the northern territories of Vermont and the state of

British American colonies. By the end of the American Revolution

had abolished slavery

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Irvin Burgess

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1 April, 14:35

Before the American Revolution, slavery was legal in

the northern territories of Vermont and the state of

British American colonies. By the end of the American Revolution

had abolished slavery

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Ean Walter · Answer 1

False.

Explanation:

The Civil War abolished slavery. Yes, it was legal before the American Revolution in the northern colonies, but almost no one had slaves, or were against slavery.

Before the American Revolution, slavery was legal inthe northern territories of Vermont and the state ofBritish American colonies. By the end of the American Revolutionhad abolished slavery

Before the American Revolution, slavery was legal in

the northern territories of Vermont and the state of

British American colonies. By the end of the American Revolution

had abolished slavery