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Prior to the Second Great Awakening, slavery was condemned in a resolution by Protestant teachers. colonial governors. Christian ministers. German Quakers.

Prior to the Second Great Awakening, slavery was condemned in a resolution by Protestant teachers. colonial governors. Christian ministers. German Quakers.
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Prior to the Second Great Awakening, slavery was condemned in a resolution by

Protestant teachers.
colonial governors.
Christian ministers.
German Quakers.

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protestant teachers

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User Allnightgrocery
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Answer: D. German Quakers

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Don’t listen to the person who said A, I just took the test and D is correct, have a good day :D

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