Who would have been most likely to support the end of the slave trade in washington, d. c.? select the best answer from the choices provided. a slave trader in alexandria, virginia a slave catcher from louisiana a settler planning to move to california an enslaver in coastal virginia

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Who would have been most likely to support the end of the slave trade in washington, d. c.? select the best answer from the choices provided. a slave trader in alexandria, virginia a slave catcher from louisiana a settler planning to move to california an enslaver in coastal virginia

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A settler planning to move to california ould have been most likely to support the end of the slave trade in washington, d. c is the correct answer due to economic factors