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Question 1

How did proslavery theorists counteract the indictment of slavery as a moral wrong?
 
  a. They proposed that slaves be paid a nominal fee for the work they performed.
  b. They contended that slavery was more humane than wage labor.
  c. They pointed to the three-fifths clause in the Constitution.
  d. They argued that passage of the Missouri Compromise of 1820 legalized slavery in a portion of the LouisianaTerritory.

Question 2

Gandhi's political tactics in India's struggle for independence included
 
  a. marches.
  b. boycotts.
  c. passive resistance.
  d. hunger strikes.
  e. all of the above



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