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Actually it is D because the Enlightenment was a very very different time period that was a long time before the Abolition movement which in turn sparked the American Revolution

grigory [225]4 years ago

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The correct answer is C) the Civil War.

The Abolition Movement, which began in the northern states, was sparked during which event the Civil War.

But to be more precise, it began many years before the start of the Civil War. By the 1830s, there was a big anti-slavery sentiment in the northern states of the Union. It represented the beginning of the anti-abolitionists movement that demanded the prohibition of slavery in the southern states and the emancipation of the slaves. Racial discrimination was something that bothered people of the North as well as segregation.

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