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After about 1830, most southerners came to look on slavery as a. a curse on their region. b. a necessary evil. c. a positive good. d. a threat to their social ideals.

After about 1830, most southerners came to look on slavery as a. a curse on their region. b. a necessary evil. c. a positive good. d. a threat to their social ideals.
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After about 1830, most southerners came to look on slavery as

a. a curse on their region. b. a necessary evil. c. a positive good. d. a threat to their social ideals.

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After about 1830, most southerners came to look on slavery as a necessary evil. (b)

b. a necessary evil
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