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In the United States, which religious group was first to condemn slavery? A) the Catholics B) the Protestants C) the Episcopalians D) the Quakers
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In the United States, which religious group was first to condemn slavery?

A) the Catholics

B) the Protestants

C) the Episcopalians

D) the Quakers

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D) Quakers.

In April 1688, Quakers wrote a two-page condemnation of slavery and sent it to the governing bodies of the Society of Friends.
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