Why Did The Quakers Support The Abolitionists

Slaves were not known as humans, but as GOODS. They didn't have rights or thought worth of any kind or anything, except to do labor and NOTHING but Labor or whatever their master wanted them to do. Yes, some slaves died of all kinds of illness. Quakers had tried to challenge slavery in North America and Britain. In 1783, the British Quakers did ask parliament for abolition of the trade. Parliament did support the abolitionists. According to Parliament, the slaves in fact treated well and never did violence enter the picture. The war ended, and the British Quakers asked and started up again to stop slavery, then in 1807, the British Parliament had the Slave Trade Act, abolishing the slave trade and the United States Congress had the bill to