Read the passage below, written by Dr. James McCune Smith, an American
abolitionist. How does...
History, 13.04.2020 20:14 paulasuarez8276
Read the passage below, written by Dr. James McCune Smith, an American
abolitionist. How does the author relate the Haitian Revolution to the
American abolitionist movement?
But his thoughts were bent on conquest of another kind; he
was determined to overthrow an error which designing and
interested men had craftily instilled into the civilized world,
- a belief in the natural inferiority of the Negro race. It was
the glory and the warrantable boast of Toussaint that he
had been the instrument of demonstrating that, even with
the worst odds against them, this race is entirely capable
of achieving liberty and of self-government. He did more:
by abolishing caste he proved the artificial nature of such
distinctions, and further demonstrated that even slavery
cannot unfit men for the full exercise of all the functions
which belong to free citizens. 1
A. It showed that violence was the only way a racial minority could
resist slavery
O
B. It offered a plan to improve education for slaves in the United
States
O
C. It proved that slavery was actually a hindrance to modern
industrial economies.
O
D. It demonstrated that Africans were not racially inferior to
Europeans.
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