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The left and right scenes in The Liberator masthead, showing an auction of enslaved people and a family of African Americans
celebrating emancipation, suggests what about the newspaper's creators?
es )
A)
They thought freedom must be achieved by conflict.
B)
They felt that slave and free states could coexist.
C)
They felt that abolition would not eradicate racism.
D)
They believed the cause of abolition would not fail.

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The Liberator masthead scenes showed that the newspaper's creators D) believed the cause of abolition would not fail.

What did the newspaper creators believe?

They believed that African Americans sincerely wanted their freedom which was depicted by the celebration of emancipation.

As a result, they believed that abolition would not fail because African Americans would keep pushing for it until they were free.

In conclusion, option D is correct.

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