How did the Quakers feel about slavery? They believed it was a fair practice. They believed it was a necessary evil. They believed it went against their beliefs. They believed in enslaving other religious groups.

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Justice Casey · Answer 1

Quakers viewed slavery as wrong and immoral. They were one of the few groups in the United States to openly be against slavery from the beginning.