MULTIPLE QUESTIONS!! 1.) A country's decision to abolish, or outlaw, slavery had economic as well as moral consequences. Why did some Americans and Europeans argue against outlawing slavery while admitting the practice was morally wrong?
A. They did not want to have to live among former slaves, who might move to their communities if freed.
B. They believed that their own prosperity depended on the use of slaves, especially on plantations that produced cotton.
C. They knew that the law would not be on their side if they spoke out against these laws.
D. They were worried that they might be attacked by their neighbors if they spoke out against slavery.

2.) During the 19th century, the powerful nations of Europe "carved up" Africa into colonies and territories. Before colonization, how were the borders in Africa established?
A. Borders generally did not exist before the colonization of Africa.
B. Borders were determined by allegiance to a central leader or a community.
C. Borders were maintained by military leaders who worked to separate religious groups.
D. Borders were formed by rivers, mountains and other geographic features.

3.) What do many believe to be the U. S.'s biggest foreign policy failure in recent years?
A. The lack of military assistance to those who are fighting Islamic extremists has been a major political failure.
B. The American foreighn policy has failed in the past to use diplomacy and negotiation to further its goals.
C. Many believe that the U. S. has not given enough financial aid to the countries of Africa.
D. Abandoning those living under brutal regimes and denied human rights is seen as a past foreign policy flaw.