Which claim do both passages support?
Abolitionists used powerful speeches and presentations
to engage people and persuade them to join the
abolitionists' cause.
People objected to the cruelty of involuntary servitude,
but King George III had economic reasons for ending the
trading of enslaved people.
Most people in England did not care whether thousands
of enslaved people suffered as long as sugar remained
plentiful.
The abolitionists' tremendous efforts showed that
making moral arguments to support political movements
were not successful.