The Amistad case represented:

A. a compromise in Congress on the issue of slavery.

B. an important victory for the abolition movement.

C. an important victory for proslavery groups.

D. a step toward a national policy on the rights of former slaves.

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Layne Cameron

23 December, 07:33

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Derick Mendez · Answer 1

Derick Mendez 23 December, 07:43

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The answer might be B

The Amistad case represented:A. a compromise in Congress on the issue of slavery.B. an important victory for the abolition movement.C. an important victory for proslavery groups.D. a step toward a national policy on the rights of former slaves.