Contrary to Tannenbaum, a later interpretation of the motivations for Latin American abolitionism stressed republican elite's
A) moral outrage against slavery.
B) fear of armed slaves.
C) Enlightenment inspired belief in human equality.
D) interests in political and military expediency.

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The later interpretation emphasized that the republican elite's motivations for abolitionism were driven by political and military expediency rather than moral or ideological reasons.

Contrary to Tannenbaum, a Later Interpretation of the Motivations for Latin