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Proclamation addressed "To the Yeomanry of New England," Boston, 1854The issuing of documents such as the proclamation generally had which of the following effects?ResponsesAAccumulating support for the theory of slavery as a positive goodBEncouraging armed rebellions by enslaved people in the SouthCIncreasing the visibility of organized opposition to slaveryDImproving relations between native-born residents and recent Catholic immigrants
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