The African American leader who rejected emigration and instead explored political methods to end slavery and gain citizenship was:
A) Martin Delany.
B) James Holly.
C) Frederick Douglass.
D) James Redpath.
Answer: C
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a. the mountainous areas of Virginia and North Carolina. b. the Burned-Over District of western New York. c. western Kentucky. d. the Cotton South.
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a. French peasants had no economic motive to move to the colonies. b. the Protestant Huguenots refused to move there. c. the French government was more concerned with its South American colonies. d. disease took a heavy toll on New France's inhabitants. e. of constant attacks by the Huron Indians.
Radical Republicans
a. opposed slavery not on moral grounds, but because they believed that free labor was more productive. b. feared that wage labor could be in conflict with the principles of democracy. c. believed that slaves worked to please their masters, whereas free workers worked for social progress. d. believed that free labor was central to the dynamism of Northern society and economy.