Although many Americans joined reform movements, many others opposed them.%0D%0A%0D%0AFor each of the perspectives below, decide whether the person holding it likely supported or opposed reform movements.%0D%0A%0D%0A(2 points)%0D%0ASupport Reform Movements%09Oppose Reform Movements%0D%0AI am a wealthy Southern slaveowner. If the reformers succeed in ending slavery, I will lose much of my wealth.%09%0D%0ASupport Reform Movements – I am a wealthy Southern slaveowner. If the reformers succeed in ending slavery, I will lose much of my wealth.%0D%0AOppose Reform Movements – I am a wealthy Southern slaveowner. If the reformers succeed in ending slavery, I will lose much of my wealth.%0D%0AI'm an educated woman in Boston. It's not fair that I can't vote, but uneducated men can.%09%0D%0ASupport Reform Movements – I'm an educated woman in Boston. It's not fair that I can't vote, but uneducated men can.%0D%0AOppose Reform Movements – I'm an educated woman in Boston. It's not fair that I can't vote, but uneducated men can.%0D%0AI am a farmer in a western state. I don't want reformers telling me how to live.%09%0D%0ASupport Reform Movements – I am a farmer in a western state. I don't want reformers telling me how to live.%0D%0AOppose Reform Movements – I am a farmer in a western state. I don't want reformers telling me how to live.%0D%0AI escaped from slavery. Now, I do whatever I can to help people who are still enslaved.