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Why did slavery decline after the Revolutionary War? Ideas toward individual freedom were changing. The number of plantations was declining. Indentured servants were more profit…

Why did slavery decline after the Revolutionary War? Ideas toward individual freedom were changing. The number of plantations was declining. Indentured servants were more profit…
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Why did slavery decline after the Revolutionary War?

Ideas toward individual freedom were changing.
The number of plantations was declining.
Indentured servants were more profitable than slaves.

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because people wanted freedom

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Answer:

ideas toward induvidual freedom

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