How did David Walker’s Appeal influence antislavery activists like William Lloyd Garrison?
A) It led them to accept gradual abolitionism.
B) It convinced them that only a civil war would end slavery.
C) It led to a split within the most important northern antislavery organization.
D) It influenced the tone of their denunciations of slavery.
Answer: D
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