The abolitionist movement sought the abolition of_______________?
Correct answer: C. slavery
- A. alcohol consumption
- B. states rights
- C. slavery
- D. compulsory education
Explanation
The abolitionist movement campaigned to end slavery, especially the legal ownership and forced labour of enslaved people. It should not be confused with temperance movements, which opposed alcohol consumption.
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