What was the quaker view of slavery?

a. quakers allowed each person to decide on the slavery issue rather than having an official position.

b. quakers were among the first to speak out against slavery.

c. quakers were uncomfortable with slavery, but considered it a necessary evil.

d. quakers thought that slavery was a good answer to the need for labor in the colonies.

The correct answer is B) Quakers were among the first to speak out against slavery.

The Quakers view of slavery was: Quakers were among the first to speak out against slavery.

The Quakers were also known as the Religious Society of Freinds, and from the very beginning opposed to slavery. Indeed they denounced slavery in America and also denounced the slave trade. In 1670 they started to observe what was happening in the Caribbean island Barbados, and denounce it. Later, they did the same in Pennsylvania. So yes, Quakers were among the first to speak out against slavery.

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