How did the Democratic Party view the issue of slavery?

A) The Democrats were the early abolitionists, seeking to destroy slavery.
B) The Democrats supported the expansion of slavery into new regions.
C) The Democrats wanted to keep slavery where it existed already.
D) The Democrats hated slavery, but generally lacked the backbone to stop it.


Answer: B

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