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What is the primary objective of an abolitionist?
What is the primary objective of an abolitionist?
- To advocate for the elimination of a practice (correct)
- To gain political power
- To advocate for the continuation of a practice
- To promote the expansion of slavery
When did the significant abolitionist movement in America take place?
When did the significant abolitionist movement in America take place?
- 1829-1850 (correct)
- 1816
- 1861-1865
- 1600s
What was the impact of the abolitionist movement on the Civil War?
What was the impact of the abolitionist movement on the Civil War?
- It resulted in the continuation of slavery
- It had no significant impact on the Civil War
- It brought about peace and reconciliation between the North and the South
- It led to a political uprising and extended voting rights to Black male Americans (correct)
What action did the American Colonization Society propose in 1816?
What action did the American Colonization Society propose in 1816?
What started the abolitionist movement in America?
What started the abolitionist movement in America?
What religious affiliations were not supportive of slavery practices?
What religious affiliations were not supportive of slavery practices?
Who wrote the abolitionist paper 'The Liberator' in 1830?
Who wrote the abolitionist paper 'The Liberator' in 1830?
Which abolitionist urged President Lincoln to eliminate slavery in America?
Which abolitionist urged President Lincoln to eliminate slavery in America?
Who was known for using a militant approach to ending slavery?
Who was known for using a militant approach to ending slavery?
Which abolitionist called for slaves to fight for their freedom in a pamphlet?
Which abolitionist called for slaves to fight for their freedom in a pamphlet?
Which famous abolitionist woman wrote the novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'?
Which famous abolitionist woman wrote the novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'?
Who was known for assisting other slaves to acquire their freedom and for serving in the military?
Who was known for assisting other slaves to acquire their freedom and for serving in the military?
Which abolitionist woman urged black people to be hardworking and valuable in society to avoid exploitation from their enslavers?
Which abolitionist woman urged black people to be hardworking and valuable in society to avoid exploitation from their enslavers?
Who delivered the famous speech 'Ain't I a Woman' at a Women's Rights Convention in 1851?
Who delivered the famous speech 'Ain't I a Woman' at a Women's Rights Convention in 1851?
Which abolitionist woman wrote a novel that indicated the evils of slavery and angered the Southern defenders of slavery?
Which abolitionist woman wrote a novel that indicated the evils of slavery and angered the Southern defenders of slavery?
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Abolitionist Movement in America
- The primary objective of an abolitionist is to end slavery.
Timeline of Abolitionist Movement
- Significant abolitionist movement in America took place during the 19th century.
Impact on the Civil War
- The abolitionist movement had a significant impact on the American Civil War.
American Colonization Society
- In 1816, the American Colonization Society proposed the relocation of African Americans to Africa.
Origins of the Abolitionist Movement
- The abolitionist movement in America was started by a gradual shift in public opinion against slavery.
Religious Opposition to Slavery
- Quakers, Baptists, and some Methodists were religious denominations that opposed slavery practices.
Notable Abolitionists
- William Lloyd Garrison wrote the abolitionist paper 'The Liberator' in 1830.
- Frederick Douglass urged President Lincoln to eliminate slavery in America.
- John Brown was known for using a militant approach to ending slavery.
- David Walker wrote a pamphlet calling for slaves to fight for their freedom.
- Harriet Beecher Stowe, a famous abolitionist woman, wrote the novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'.
- Harriet Tubman was known for assisting other slaves to acquire their freedom and serving in the military.
- Sojourner Truth urged black people to be hardworking and valuable in society to avoid exploitation from their enslavers.
- Sojourner Truth delivered the famous speech 'Ain't I a Woman' at a Women's Rights Convention in 1851.
- Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote a novel that indicated the evils of slavery and angered the Southern defenders of slavery.
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