Which factor slowed the progress of the abolition movement in the United States? • A. Conflicts over slavery in the United States resulted in violence on a nationwide scale. O B. The abolition of slavery in the United States was left up to individual state governments. O C. U.S. citizens were largely hostile to any ideas associated with the Enlightenment. O D. No significant abolitionist writers or speakers emerged in the United States.

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Question
Which factor slowed the progress of the abolition movement in the United
States?
• A. Conflicts over slavery in the United States resulted in violence on a
nationwide scale.
O B. The abolition of slavery in the United States was left up to
individual state governments.
O C. U.S. citizens were largely hostile to any ideas associated with the
Enlightenment.
O D. No significant abolitionist writers or speakers emerged in the
United States.
Answer

B. The abolition of slavery in the United States was left up to individual state governments.

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The answer is B because the abolition of slavery in the United States was left up to individual state governments, which slowed the progress of the abolition movement...
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