Why did slavery not develop in the North in the same way as it did in the South? Select the best answer from the choices provided.
ОА
OB.
The North passed laws making it difficult for landowners to own enslaved African Americans.
Northern communities were more egalitarian; therefore, fewer landholders owned large plantations that required enslaved
labor.
OC. Virginia aristocrats disapproved of enslavers.
OD.
The northern climate was too harsh for enslaved African Americans to survive.

B is the correct answer

May be its not be correct but I think

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