Why did southern slave owners fear northern attitudes toward slavery?
a. they were afraid that free states would stop trading with slave states.
b. they believed that war was the only answer to the problem.
c. the loss of slavery would threaten the southern economy.
d. they thought of their slaves as family members and didn't want to lose them.

the answer is C. they feared losing money

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