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The case of Anthony Burns shows that fighting the Fugitive Slave Act was pointless. people in the North did not truly support the rights of enslaved people. resistance to the enforcement of the Fugitive
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The case of Anthony Burns shows that fighting the Fugitive Slave Act was pointless. people in the North did not truly support the rights of enslaved people. resistance to the enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act was strong.

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answer is c

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something something something sorry the answer is c

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