23. Manumission laws: (a) Allowed slaveholders to take their slaves to free stat

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23. Manumission laws: (a) Allowed slaveholders to take their slaves to free states without losing their slaveholding rights over a slave b) Allowed slaveholders to educate their slaves in mathematics (c) Allowed slavehold (d) Allowed slavehold ers to contract their slaves out to work for others ers to emancipate their slaves within certain restrictions 24. The result of Andrew Jackson dismantling the Bank of the United States was (a) A land speculation bubble and the country's first financial crisis (b) The dissolution of the Coast Guard (c) Less investment in the country's infrastructure (d) More lending to merchants by private banks

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Correct option: (d)

Reason: Manumission laws required slave owners to free their slaves from slavery but within a set of restrictions. It allowed slave owners to show their benovelance to their slaves by making them set free from slavery boundations but within a set of restrictions so that the owner can supervise the activities of the slave.

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