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Garrison’s views regarding slavery were most directly influenced by the Missouri Compromise. Second Great Awakening. Bill of Rights. Magna Carta.

Garrison’s views regarding slavery were most directly influenced by the Missouri Compromise. Second Great Awakening. Bill of Rights. Magna Carta.
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Garrison’s views regarding slavery were most directly influenced by the Missouri Compromise. Second Great Awakening. Bill of Rights. Magna Carta.

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Answer: The second great awakening

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The bill of rights is the correct
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