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Twain believed that slavery did not affect the South's economy. T or F
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Twain believed that slavery did not affect the South's economy.
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The issue of slavery plays a part in the most important events in the book: Jim runs away because he believes he will be sold to a slave trader and separated from his family; Huck lies to people he meets to hide the fact that Jim is a runaway slave; the king turns Jim in as a runaway slave—not knowing Jim actually is ...

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