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Slavery became viewed as a problem by many Hoosiers.
Slavery became viewed as a problem by many Hoosiers.
Slavery was no longer seen as a problem by most Hoosiers.
Slavery was no longer seen as a problem by most Hoosiers.
Slavery was seen as a problem for other states, not Indiana.
Slavery was seen as a problem for other states, not Indiana.
Slavery became viewed as less of a problem than before.
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The most accurate response regarding how viewpoints on slavery changed in Indiana during the 1850s is:
Slavery became viewed as a problem by many Hoosiers.
During this period, the debates surrounding slavery became more pronounced, as issues related to slavery and its expansion into new territories intensified national conflicts, and many individuals in Indiana began to see slavery as a moral and social issue that needed to be addressed.
