Question

How were abolitionists inspired by the Declaration of Independence?

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A. They stated that the U.S. government was not legitimate, since it
violated its own reasoning by allowing slavery.
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B. They argued that the United States ensured the right to declare
oneself free if the government was unjust.
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c. They copied its style and language in explaining why slavery
should be abolished.
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D. They noted that the Declaration of Independence argued that all
men enjoyed inalienable rights, and slavery violated those rights.

Answer 1

Abolitionists inspired by the Declaration of Independence because U.S. noted that the Declaration of Independence argued that all men enjoyed inalienable rights, and slavery violated those rights.

Answer: Option D

Step-by-step explanation:

The abolition movement is the movement which was started by the people who were against the practice of slavery done by the people from the black community for the people who belonged to white community.

They wanted to end slavery because they thought that all men are equal and no discrimination should be done on the basis of caste or color. The practice of slavery abolished and violated all the rights of the blacks so there fore this practice should be stopped totally.