The correct answer is:
They are two antislavery newspapers.
Explanation:
The North Star was an antislavery newspaper founded by Frederick Douglass and <u>was named North Star on behalf of the slaves that escaped using that star as a guide to freedom</u><u><em>.</em></u><em> It was one became one of the most influential publications of the pre-Civil War era,</em> it lasted from 1847 to 1851 when it merged with the Liberty Party Paper due to financial difficulties.
The Liberator was also an antislavery newspaper, it was founded by William Lloyd Garrison and Isaac Knapp, and had as a motto "Our country is the would, our countrymen are mankind", its publications were more focused on religion and spoke on behalf of the slaves and women's rights appealing to the moral conscience of their readers<em>, it issued 1,820 publications from 1831 to 1865 when the Civil War ended. </em>
C all of these choices. The declaration of Independence stated that the colonies had rights, that they had already previously expressed their grievances, and it declared that the colonies were under tyrannical rule under Britain.
President Johnson deviated from his original plan of punishing the Southern Aristocrats by making it difficult for states to reenter the Union because he believed that the Union was paramount and the South should be represented (c).
Andrew Johnson was elected as Abraham Lincoln's vice president. He became president on the night Lincoln was assassinated. He was elected as Lincoln's vice president as he was pro-South and this was seen as a gesture of unity. At the outbreak of the civil war, Johnson was the only senator from a southern state that remained loyal to the Union
B is the answer!! I think I’m not sure