What reasons did southerners give for continuing the practice of slavery?
A) African Americans were not interested in competing for jobs with poor white southerners and would rather be slaves.
B) Southerners stated that slavery was moral according to the Bible and financially necessary for the economy of the country.
C) African Americans liked being slaves, so the practice should continue since there was no real opposition to it.
D) Southerners stated that with factories widespread in the South, slaves were needed to work there to increase manufacturing.

Answer:

The answer is B. (Southerners stated that slavery was moral according to the Bible and financially necessary for the economy of the country.)

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Southerners stated that slavery was moral according to the Bible and necessary for the economy of the country. The appropriate response is option B.

The act of owning someone; also referred to as slavery. Since a slave was viewed by the law as chattel, or property, they were denied the majority of the rights that free people generally enjoy.

In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, from the Chesapeake Bay provinces of Maryland and Virginia south to Georgia, enslaved Africans worked principally on tobacco, rice, and indigo plantations.

Slavery advocates said that the rapid termination to the slave system would have had disastrous economic implications in the South, where the use of slave labor was the foundation of their economy. The cotton business would fail. The tobacco harvest would dry in the fields. Rice's financial success would end.

Hence, the appropriate response is option B.

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