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Lina Park

17 October, 01:22

With which statements would Sewall agree? Select all that apply.

A. Negroes are very different from whites.

B. Indentured servitude is preferable to slavery.

C. Freed slaves should be integrated into the white community.

D. Slaves were ill equipped to handle freedom.

E. The moral principles of the Bible are diametrically opposed to slavery.

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