Many of the Founding Fathers Considered the Emancipation of Slaves

question 32

Multiple Choice

Many of the Founding Fathers considered the emancipation of slaves to be

• A) a necessary evil in overcoming the British during the war.
• B) less important than the issues of whether blacks should be prevented from coming to the United States and whether freed slaves should be deported.
• C) paramount in establishing the new nation on a solid ideological foundation.
• D) a states' rights issue.

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