Which statement about free-soldiers is the most true? A. All free-soldiers opposed slavery on moral grounds.
B. Most free-soldiers wanted to abolish slavery in the South.
C. All free-soldiers opposed slavery for economic reasons.
D. Free-soldiers opposed slavery for different reasons.
E. Free-soldiers accepted the basic concept of slavery.

Explanation:

A is the right answer because they want slavery to help

The answer is D. Free-Soilers opposed slavery for different reasons.

Explanation:

Here are what my notes say from Plato:

"Free-Soilers were a group made up of antislavery people, including abolitionist Northerners, racist Westerners who didn't want African American people in their territories at all, and those opposed to slavery for economic reasons"

It is definitely not E, because they did not accept slavery, It is not A, because some people in the group (like the Westerners) did not see it as right or wrong (moral), they just wanted them gone. It is also not C because although there were people in the group who did oppose it for economic reasons, not all of them were that way. Lastly, is is definitely not B, because the Free-Soilers did not oppose slavery itself, they only opposed the expansion of slavery.

Therefore, your answer is D.

~Kicho [nm68]

the answer is a) the proclamation of 1763.