After 1830, Most People in the North

question 37

Multiple Choice

After 1830, most people in the North

• A) held that the Constitution sanctioned slavery.
• B) were generally indifferent toward slavery or its expansion.
• C) were alarmed by the radicalism of abolitionists like William Lloyd Garrison.
• D) quickly rallied to the support of proponents of immediate abolition.
• E) did not have racist and discriminatory attitudes toward individual blacks in the North.

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