What was the attitude toward slavery in Europe and in the North?Multiple choice question.increasingly hostileincreasingly tolerantindifferentequally divided

Which of the following is not considered a kind of Modern Slavery?Group of answer choicesForced labourDebt bondagePayment of very low wagesForced marriage

People who lived in the North in the1830s and 1840s rarely had to think about slavery since it didn’t affect them personally. What changed all that and put slavery front and center in their everyday lives? A. the opening of the Underground Railroad B. the opening of a slave market in New York C. the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 D. the Civil War

To compensate for the injustices of forced servitude, some have called for ______.Multiple choice question.slave reparationsremittancesa sharing economyreversed affirmative action

How did enslaved people resist slavery? A:A. passive acts of resistanceB:B. open defianceC:C. escaping to freedomD:D. all of the above

The 3/5ths compromise suggested that enslaved people were less than human.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse