Historians like Frank Tannenbaum traditionally argued that Latin American experience with slavery was different than in the United States because creole independence leaders like Simón Bolívar

A) were far more conservative and avoided discussions of emancipation.
B) uniformly opposed slavery and secured its abolition without violence.
C) favored gradual abolition of slavery, but opposed racial discrimination.
D) never embraced racism, although they supported slavery.


B

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