How Did John Brown Differ from Other Abolitionists Such as William

question 6

Multiple Choice

How did John Brown differ from other abolitionists such as William Lloyd Garrison?

• A) He opposed slavery on a purely secular (nonreligious) basis.
• B) He was married to an ex-slave.
• C) He was willing to take violent action to end slavery.
• D) He deliberately modeled his speech and behavior on Jesus Christ.
• E) He was the son of a prominent southern planter.

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