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Ximena Canahui
on Nov 07, 2024
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How did southern evangelicals deal with the issue of slavery?
A) They ignored it.
B) They called for immediate emancipation.
C) They criticized slaveholders.
D) They sought ways to accommodate slavery.
Southern Evangelicals
A demographic group in the Southern United States characterized by their strong evangelical Christian faith and its influence on their social and political views.
Slavery
A system in which individuals are owned by others, deprived of personal freedom, and forced to perform labor without compensation.
- Investigate the influence of religious doctrines on the evolution and expansion of antislavery attitudes and various social enhancements.
- Examine the regional differences in the adoption and execution of religious and social reforms, particularly contrasting the Northern and Southern regions.
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Learning Objectives
- Investigate the influence of religious doctrines on the evolution and expansion of antislavery attitudes and various social enhancements.
- Examine the regional differences in the adoption and execution of religious and social reforms, particularly contrasting the Northern and Southern regions.
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