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They were opposed to slavery because they believed the Golden Rule forbade it.
They were opposed to slavery because they wanted to reduce the population in the colonies.
They were opposed to slavery because they believed all humans regardless of race have natural rights that should not be violated.
They were opposed to slavery because they felt the King imposed it on them.
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Based on the options provided, the most appropriate choice regarding the opposition to slavery in the context of the passage is:
They were opposed to slavery because they believed all humans regardless of race have natural rights that should not be violated.
This response aligns with the common philosophical and ethical arguments made against slavery, emphasizing the belief in equal natural rights for all individuals.
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