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Why did slavery decline after the Revolutionary War? Ideas toward individual freedom were changing. The number of plantations was declining. Indentured servants were more profitable than slaves.
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Why did slavery decline after the Revolutionary War?

Ideas toward individual freedom were changing.
The number of plantations was declining.
Indentured servants were more profitable than slaves.

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because people wanted freedom

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ideas toward induvidual freedom

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