The abolitionist movement sought the abolition of:
A) alcohol consumption
B) states' rights
C) slavery
D) compulsory education

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The abolitionist movement primarily focused on ending the practice of slavery in the United States. They believed that it was morally unjust and violated the principles of liberty and equality upon which the country was founded. While other social reform movements, such as the Temperance movement, also sought to create a better society, the abolitionists were specifically concerned with eradicating the institution of slavery.

The Abolitionist Movement Sought the Abolition Of