Unlike advocates of other reforms, abolitionists
A. employed the printed word in spreading their message.
B. used violence to advance their cause.
C. received criticism from outside observers.
D. were targets of major violence and repression throughout much of the North.
Answer: D
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For what reasons did civilizations first arise in the Andes and in Central America?
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Which of the political ideologies of the 1800s focused on loyalty to a cultural-linguistic group?
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