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What arguments did pro-slavery writers make? Why did they question the ideas
of the Declaration of Independence?

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they believed slavery was necessary for the economy, "if no one is providing physical work for free, how are we supposed to maintain our multiple mansions?!". some also thought that black people were genetically inferior to whites, and it's only the natural order to enslave them. they didnt exactly question the dec of independence, they just interpreted it differently. pro slavery writers assumed life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness only applied to them, and enslaving people was a way to fulfil these rights. it all boils down to the fact that they did not see black people as humans, rather property, animals, or investments. yikes.

The pro-slavery writers are writers who write articles defending slavery.

Arguments of the pro-slavery writers

The pro-slavery writers brought an argument: believing that:

  • Civilization was dependent upon the exploitation of labor.

This lead to the question to know if free labor or slavery abused workers the least, drawing to a conclusion as that slavery did.

This movement was led by one of their most prominent advocates George Fitzhugh.

They criticized industrialism and defended slavery.

Reason why they questioned the idea

  • They believed that life, liberty  and pursuit of happiness belonged o them alone and supporting slavery was the right way to fulfil these rights.

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