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History, 25.07.2019 15:40, 23ricorvan

Which statement best summarizes thomas jefferson's views on the enlightenment and slavery? a. jefferson embraced the abolition of slavery to highlight his support for enlightenment ideas. b. jefferson supported enlightenment principles but continued to own slaves. c. jefferson opposed slavery until enlightenment thinkers convinced him that it was necessary. d. jefferson supported enlightenment thinkers but objected to their acceptance of slavery.

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