In which of the following states would one expect to find the LEAST support for the reopening of the international slave trade in the 1850s?

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Virginia had a relatively large population of enslaved people and a well-established domestic slave trade. By the 1850s, many Virginians profited from selling enslaved people to states in the Deep South, rather than supporting the reopening of the international slave trade, which could have depressed prices for domestically traded slaves.

In Which of the Following States Would One Expect to Find