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Question: Alexandra is writing an essay about the American anti-slavery movement. The prompt asks the following: Compare and contrast the arguments made against slavery. Which of these represents an effective organic thesis? Responses While everyone in the American anti-slavery movement agreed that American slavery was an evil institution that threatened the future of nature and needed to be abolished, the arguments they made about why slavery was wrong differed significantly. While everyone in the American anti-slavery movement agreed that American slavery was an evil institution that threatened the future of nature and needed to be abolished, the arguments they made about why slavery was wrong differed significantly. In this essay, I will compare and contrast the arguments made against slavery. In this essay, I will compare and contrast the arguments made against slavery. Anti-slavery activists pursued their common cause through different arguments: some argued that slavery was an abomination against God while others worried that slavery was damaging white America; few argued for the equality and humanity of enslaved Americans. Anti-slavery activists pursued their common cause through different arguments: some argued that slavery was an abomination against God while others worried that slavery was damaging white America; few argued for the