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What fear would a free African American have about visiting South Carolina during the early 19th century? A) Fear of Abolitionists B) Fear of being enslaved C) Fear of Border Ruffians D) Fear of the Ku
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What fear would a free African American have about visiting South Carolina during the early 19th century?

A) Fear of Abolitionists


B) Fear of being enslaved


C) Fear of Border Ruffians


D) Fear of the Ku Klux Klan

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B. fear of being enslaved

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