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The case of Anthony Burns shows that? 1:fighting the Fugitive Slave Act was pointless. 2:people in the North did not truly support the rights of enslaved people. 3:resistance to…

The case of Anthony Burns shows that? 1:fighting the Fugitive Slave Act was pointless. 2:people in the North did not truly support the rights of enslaved people. 3:resistance to…
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The case of Anthony Burns shows that?

1:fighting the Fugitive Slave Act was pointless.
2:people in the North did not truly support the rights of enslaved people.
3:resistance to the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act was strong.

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C or resistance to the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act was strong.

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its number 3. resistance to the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act was strong

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