The language in the Constitution prior to the Civil War, and in the amendments running up to the Civil War, never uses the word "slavery." Instead, the founders employed the euphemisms "_____________".

The language in the Constitution prior to the Civil War, and in the amendments running up to the Civil War, never uses the word "slavery." Instead, the founders employed the euphemisms "_____________". A. domesticity institutions B. servants persons held to service or labor D. persons held in bondage

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