Question

who were sarah and angelina grimké?
abolitionists from south carolina
enslavers from maryland
staunch supporters of slavery
enslaved workers who were freed

Explanation:

Sarah and Angelina Grimké were sisters born in South Carolina, who became prominent 19th-century abolitionists (opponents of slavery) and also advocates for women's rights. They publicly spoke out against slavery, making them key figures in the abolitionist movement.

Answer:

abolitionists from South Carolina