How Did Antislavery Advocates Associated with the American Colonization Society

question 61

Multiple Choice

How did antislavery advocates associated with the American Colonization Society differ from those associated with the American Anti-Slavery Society?

• A) Members of the American Colonization Society believed slavery was a sin; members of the American Anti-Slavery Society did not.
• B) Members of the American Colonization Society favored forced emancipation; members of the American Anti-Slavery Society favored voluntary emancipation.
• C) Members of the American Colonization Society were gradualists; members of the American Anti-Slavery Society were immediatists.
• D) Members of the American Colonization Society did not believe slaveowners should be compensated when they emancipated their slaves; members of the American Anti-Slavery Society did.

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