What event provides the motivation for Shelby to release all the slaves ?
Correct answer: A. Tom's death
- A. Tom's death
- B. Eliza's escape
- C. Tom's daughter's wedding
- D. Tom saving Eva
Explanation
After Tom’s death, George Shelby recognises the moral evil of slavery and resolves to free all the enslaved people on his estate. Tom’s death therefore provides the decisive motivation for his action.
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