Which description of sisters Sarah and Angelina Grimké is accurate? A. They were mill workers who organized the first textile employees' union. B. They were Quakers who left the South to publicize the evils of slavery. C. They were journalists who wrote about the horrors of mental asylums. D. They were missionaries who converted Native Americans to Christianity.

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Which description of sisters Sarah and Angelina Grimké is accurate? A. They were mill workers who organized the first textile employees' union. B. They were Quakers who left the South to publicize the evils of slavery. C. They were journalists who wrote about the horrors of mental asylums. D. They were missionaries who converted Native Americans to Christianity.

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Larry Morales · Answer 1

B. They were Quakers who left the south to publicize the evils of slavery

Destiny · Answer 2

"B. They were Quakers who left the South to publicize the evils of slavery" is the correct answer in terms of the description of sisters Sarah and Angelina Grimké.