In the early 1800s which person would most likely express a positive viewpoint on abolition if interviewed a a. a runaway slave b. a plantation owner c. a southern politician d. a temperature reformer

A runaway slave, because they saw the terribly acts of slavery and actually was in slavery. They would be happy to abolish slavery so their viewpoint would be positive on ending it

A plantation owner would not want it abolished neither would a southern politician (since it was more racist back then) nor a temperature reformer because they has slaves working for them.

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