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Why did the moral claim in abolition of slavery need to become political law?

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Correct answer: Because freedom of enslaved people could not be secured without legal decision

The direct answer is A: enslaved people’s freedom could not be securely protected without a legal decision. A moral belief says slavery is wrong and every person deserves dignity. However, a moral belief alone may not stop owners, traders or governments from continuing an unjust system. Political law can prohibit slavery, define people as free, remove legal ownership claims and make punishment possible for violations. The reasoning is: moral principle identifies injustice; political action debates it; law gives the decision official force; enforcement protects freedom. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because morality is directly connected with ideas of human dignity and freedom. Option C is wrong because slavery did not end automatically; laws and political struggles were necessary. Option D is wrong because plantation owners generally benefited from slavery and did not release people immediately merely because of moral arguments. Memory cue: a moral demand becomes effective protection when it becomes enforceable law.

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