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jrubin

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Leaders of the anti-abolitionists were:
 
  A) often motivated by economic fears.
  B) transplanted southerners living in northern cities.
  C) leaders of the secession movement in the South.
  D) members of Congress who feared the end of slavery.

Question 2

The House of Mirth was written by
 
  A) Ellen Glasgow. B) Willa Cather.
  C) Kate Chopin. D) Edith Wharton.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

D



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