What did the slave traders believe about slaves and slavery? What did the abolitionists believe about slaves and slavery? How were their beliefs alike and different? Explain how the abolitionists helped put an end to the slave trade.

Slave traders: Thought that slaves werent really people and they could sell and do what ever they wanted with them Abolitionists: They hated that people would be treated liked slaves and couldnt stand slavery. The knew it was wrong The were alike because they both took part with slaves.They both took part They are different because they have different views. One likes slavery one hates it They helped put an end to it by helping slaves escape, ending it, saving slaves, teaching them how to read and write Hope This Helps :)

Answered by liesel3327 | 2024-06-10

Answer: banning slavery ;

Answered by jabowen12 | 2024-06-16

Slave traders viewed enslaved individuals as property to be exploited for profit, believing in their inferiority. In stark contrast, abolitionists fought against slavery, advocating for the equality and dignity of all human beings. Abolitionists significantly contributed to ending the slave trade through awareness, political action, and support for escaped slaves.
;

Answered by liesel3327 | 2024-09-12