Abolitionists viewed the Fugitive Slave Law as all of the following except

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Abolitionists did not view the Fugitive Slave Law as a significant victory. Instead, they saw it as a significant setback in their efforts to abolish slavery, as it strengthened the power of slave owners and made it even more difficult for enslaved people to escape to freedom. They viewed the law as immoral, unconstitutional, draconian, and negative in its impact on the lives of enslaved and free Black people.

Abolitionists Viewed the Fugitive Slave Law as All of the Following