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Abolition of slavery went against the interests of which group?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Plantation owners

Plantation owners depended on enslaved labour to grow and process crops such as sugar, coffee, and cotton. Because enslaved people were forced to work without fair wages or freedom, plantation owners gained large profits while avoiding the cost of free labour. Abolishing slavery would remove this system and threaten the owners’ wealth, production, and control over workers.

Therefore, option A is correct: abolition went against the interests of plantation owners. The enslaved people themselves were the victims of the system, so ending slavery supported their freedom rather than opposing their interests. Supporters of liberty and rights also favoured abolition. This question highlights the conflict between human freedom and the economic profits built on forced labour.

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French RevolutionPlantation OwnersAbolition

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Plantation owners

Why is this the correct answer?

Plantation owners depended on enslaved labour to grow and process crops such as sugar, coffee, and cotton. Because enslaved people were forced to work without fair wages or freedom, plantation owners gained large profits while avoiding the cost of free labour. Abolishing slavery would remove this system and threaten the owners’ wealth, production, and control over workers.

Therefore, option A is correct: abolition went against the interests of plantation owners. The enslaved people themselves were the victims of the system, so ending slavery supported their freedom rather than opposing their interests. Supporters of liberty and rights also favoured abolition. This question highlights the conflict between human freedom and the economic profits built on forced labour.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: The Abolition of Slavery.

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