Jefferson opposed the Missouri Compromise line. He described it as a "fire bell in the night" which signaled a warning to the country. He predicted that it would cause conflict going forward which would pose a potentially mortal danger to the union.
Europeans had little regard for the slaves lives and treated them terribly
<span>During the trial to
support indictments, the tribunal retained the discretion to treat hearsay and
other forms of evidence that are usually considered unreliable in the United States
and Great Britain, as real evidence. This was different from the normal
evidence that would be accepted at such tribunals. Decisions were made by a
majority of vote of all the four judges.</span>
Answer:
D. Racism, because the slave owners considered themselves to be of
a superior race
Explanation: