Answer: A) advocating immediate and uncompensated emancipation
Explanation:
The American Anti-Slavery Society was founded by William Lloyd Garrison in 1833 as a society dedicated fully to the Abolitionist cause. They demanded immediate and uncompensated emancipation for all enslaved people and used the Declaration of Independence and the Bible to base their arguments.
Even though they met with a lot of opposition, they still tried their best to get their anti-slavery message across by writing to Congress, publishing journals and other forms of propaganda and even sending people to talk to the public about the horrendous institution that was slavery.
Adam Smith. Hope this helps.
British settlements:
1) first colonies were charter colonies in Virginia
and Massachusetts.
2) colonists were farmers and tradesmen.
3) most colonists were Catholics.
French settlements:
1) first colonies were trading posts in
Newfoundland and parts of Canada.
2) colonists were fur traders, merchants and missionaries.
3) most colonists were non-Catholics.
Answer:
B. Civil war and anti-slavery
Explanation:
"<span>C. life, liberty, and ownership of property" would be the best answers, since this sums up the Enlightenment ideals that Locke championed and that inspired Jefferson.</span>
