The group that most commonly supported the South in its resistance to abolition was urban white workers and wealthy industrialists. Many were concerned about the economic implications of abolition, believing that it could lead to increased competition for jobs or harm their own economic interests.
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Which of the following northern groups supported the South in its resistance to abolition?
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newspaper editors and publishers
newspaper editors and publishers
urban white workers and wealthy industrialists
urban white workers and wealthy industrialists
northern free blacks
northern free blacks
small business owners
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