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In the United States, which religious group was first to condemn slavery? A) the Catholics B) the Protestants C) the Episcopalians D) the Quakers

In the United States, which religious group was first to condemn slavery? A) the Catholics B) the Protestants C) the Episcopalians D) the Quakers
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In the United States, which religious group was first to condemn slavery?

A) the Catholics

B) the Protestants

C) the Episcopalians

D) the Quakers

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D) Quakers.

In April 1688, Quakers wrote a two-page condemnation of slavery and sent it to the governing bodies of the Society of Friends.
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