Answer :
According to the passage:
A. If slavery is not immediately abolished, enslaved people will revolt.
B. When people are rewarded for their work, they put more effort into it and perform better.
C. Plantation owners won't fight to defend their slaves.
D. It will be easier than previously thought to release those who are enslaved.
McCune, James Smith is a well-known abolitionist who helped create the National Council of Colored People alongside Frederick Douglass. Additionally, he remained close to his colleague Henry Highland Garnet, complimenting him for his fiery speech encouraging slaves to revolt. "A Lecture on the Haitian Revolution" (1841) & "The Destiny of the People of Color" (1843), in addition to a historical preface to Henry Highland Garnet's A Memorial Discourse, are a few of Smith's published works. This passage is from his work.
Read the passage below, written by Dr. James McCune Smith, an American abolitionist. Based on this excerpt, what could an American abolitionist claim about the Haitian Revolution to argue against slavery in the United States?
In regard to the army of Toussaint, General Lacroix, one of the planters who returned, affirms "that never was a European army subjected to a more rigid discipline than that which was observed by the troops of Toussaint." Yet this army was converted by the commander-in-chief into industrious laborers, by the simple expedient of paying them for their labor. "When he restored many of the planters to their estates, there was no restoration of their former property in human beings. No human being was to be bought or sold. Severe tasks, flagellations, and scanty food were no longer to be endured. The planters were obliged to employ their laborers on the footing of hired servants."
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