Who was the first anti-slavery group? A. A. Black Lives Matter B. B. William Penn and the Quakers in Pennsylvania C. C. Salem witches D. D. Pilgrims

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Artem Aliev · Answer 1 · 2021-12-14T14:18:38+0000

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B. William Penn and the quakers

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William Penn formed Pennsylvania on quaker beliefs, that every human is created equal and should be treated so. This colony was very accepting of all races and nationalities making it the first anti slavery group.

Who was the first anti-slavery group? A. A. Black Lives Matter B. B. William Penn and the Quakers in Pennsylvania C. C. Salem witches D. D. Pilgrims

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