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0/1Question 40Mob violence against abolitionist efforts in the 1830s and 1840s wasNo answer provideda. responsible for the deaths of hundreds of abolitionists and free blacks during this period.b. often directed against "respectable" black organizations such as churches and against orphanages.c. confined to border and southern cities such as Baltimore, St. Louis, and Nashville.d. directed only at free black communities and the homes of prominent abolitionists.
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