Question

after john browns attempted rebellion of enslaved people, even americans who were opposed to slavery were divided about his actions. which of the following arguments would most likely come from an anti-slavery person who opposed john browns actions?enslaved people should rebel against slaveholders.its wrong to break the law, even for a good cause.violence is the only way to end slavery.john brown was a good man fighting an evil system.

Explanation:

An anti-slavery person opposing Brown's actions would reject his violent, illegal tactics even while opposing slavery. The other options either support rebellion/violence (aligning with Brown) or praise him, which does not fit someone opposing his actions. The only argument consistent with opposing his methods but disliking slavery is prioritizing lawfulness over breaking it for a good cause.

Answer:

It's wrong to break the law, even for a good cause.