How did antislavery advocates associated with the American Colonization Society differ from those associated with the American Anti-Slavery Society?
A) Members of the American Colonization Society believed slavery was a sin; members of the American Anti-Slavery Society did not.
B) Members of the American Colonization Society favored forced emancipation; members of the American Anti-Slavery Society favored voluntary emancipation.
C) Members of the American Colonization Society were gradualists; members of the American Anti-Slavery Society were immediatists.
D) Members of the American Colonization Society did not believe slaveowners should be compensated when they emancipated their slaves; members of the American Anti-Slavery Society did.

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The American Colonization Society supported gradual emancipation and resettlement of freed slaves in Africa, while the American Anti-Slavery Society advocated for immediate abolition without resettlement.

How Did Antislavery Advocates Associated with the American Colonization Society