They didn't want to end slavery, because slavery made their lives that much easier.
exg bankers had shark tons of money, so they bought slaves and had the slaves clean, tend to their needs, etc.
merchants could have slaves carry their stock.
mill owners needed alot of man power back in the day to get things going to produce a fair amount of output into the market, and paying good looking muscular men was much more expensive than one time buying a few slaves and having them work hard.
unskilled workers might have wanted slaves because then they didn't need to learn the given skill, they could have a slave do it FOR them.
I believe the answer is: B. <span>It strengthened conservative opposition and thwarted the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment.
Phyllis Schlafly was known as an anti-feminist that held the position as </span> American constitutional lawyer from the conservative party <span>and </span> political activist for conservative values. She also a prominent voice in anti-abortion movement in America.<span>
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Answer:
The Roosevelt Corollary.
Explanation:
This policy declared that the U.S. was allowed foreign interference in Latin American countries in order to protect their democracy nd prevent other nations such as ones from Europe from going in and taking over or exploiting them.
The Constitution<span> of 1776 established the former colony's </span>first<span> independent government. ... The </span>Constitution<span> was amended in 1777 when </span>South Carolina <span>became the second colony to ratify the Articles of Confederation. The Articles of Confederation were the </span>first written constitution<span> of the United States of America.</span>
