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By Harriet Beecher Stowe

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The abolitionist movement was a movement against the inhumane act of owning slaves. The Abolitionist reform started in the mid-1800, at this time many thought the only way in which the US could have liberty and equality for all would be to end slavery. Many people of both races spoke out against slavery. William Lloyd Garrison created the American anti-slavery society in the year 1833, he also was a publisher of a newspaper known as "The Liberator". Others such as Sarah and Angelina Grimke spoke out about the horrors and conditions of slavery.

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Former slaves such as Frederick Douglas, Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman also were part of the movement. Frederick Douglas escaped slavery and started an antislavery newspaper called the "North Star" Truth was inspired by Douglas to speak out. Harriet Tubman freed 300 slaves by utilizing the underground railroad.
Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote  book known as "Uncle Tom´s Cabin" The book became very popular and spread the evil conditions of slavery. The Abolitionist movement also managed to pave the way for women's rights to be fought for.
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Conductor of the Underground Railroad

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Newspaper by William Lloyd Garrison