Question

During industrialization, what were the attitudes toward slavery?

Calls for the abolition of slavery increased.
Even more slaves were put to work in factories.
Factory owners refused to use slaves as their workers.
Runaway slaves were not prosecuted.

Answer 1

@EclipsedStar

Answer 2

Which seems reasonable? :D

Answer 3

i think B or D

Answer 4

Yes, either B or D is correct! :D

Answer 5

deff d

Answer 6

This was before all those slave reforms, so which seems to be the correct one?

Answer 7

Yup, D.

Answer 8

dont say the answer some random dude!

Answer 9

oops typo

Answer 10

even thought it was incorrect XD but explain dont answer for them

Answer 11

I agree... :)

Answer 12

well u told me that ;)

Answer 13

so it is D

Answer 14

wait @Jesstho.-. I'm not sure that it's D...

Answer 15

this is a hard 1

Answer 16

Industrialization made more factories, which means more slaves, right?

Answer 17

wait i think i got it

Answer 18

Runaway slaves were always prosecuted, beat to death, etc.

Answer 19

@Jesstho.-. :/

Answer 20

do processes of elimination

Answer 21

I think it's D.

Answer 22

Yes, we're between B and D @Math&ReadingHelp :)

Answer 23

Can you please explain why? :)

Answer 24

I honestly don't think it's D @King.Void.

Answer 25

i think its B. what about u?

Answer 26

I think it's B...

Answer 27

me to i think its b

Answer 28

correct

Answer 29

common sense u need more slaves for a bigger task =)

Answer 30

Yep. :)