David Walker Quote
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- Q1The following quote is from David Walker's "An Appeal to Colored Citizen's of the World" (1829). Who are being referenced as "unmerciful wretches"? “...that we (coloured people of these United States) are the most degraded, wretched and abject set beings that ever lived since the world began." "They think because they hold us in their infernal chains of slavery, that we wish to be white, or of their color—but they are dreadfully deceived—we wish to be just as it pleased our Creator to have made us, and no avaricious and unmerciful wretches, have any business to make slaves of, or hold us in slavery . . .”slavescongressslave ownersthe founding fathers (3/5 compromise)120s
- Q2David Walker would have been most in favor of which of the following?Missouri CompromiseEmancipation Proclamation3/5 Compromise13th amendment120s
- Q3As a published abolitionist, David Walker would have had views most similar to which of the following?Abraham LincolnWilliam Lloyd GarrisonStephen DouglasJohn C. Calhoun120s
- Q4David Walker's writing would have been in agreement with poetry of what Revolutionary War era writer?Phyllis WheatelyJudith Sargent MurrayMary WolstonecraftAbigail Adams120s