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White and Black Populations | 2 of 3Which of the following factors BEST explains the reason for sectional differences in enslave populations, as shown in the graphs above?AReligious practice in the northern colonies emphasized equality among all races which led colonists to advocate for the abolishment of slavery.BAfrican enslaved people had a difficult time surviving the brutal New England winters, and therefore were more often brought to warmer climates.CEnvironmentally, southern colonies were more conducive to staple crops that demanded large pools of cheap labor.DBy 1750, most northern colonies had enacted gradual manumission laws inspired by the Republican values of the American Revolution.
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