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I chose Lucretia Mott. Personally I think her tactics were effective because lecturing about radical ideas as a woman nearly guaranteed that the ideas she was spreading would be talked about whether discussed in a positive light or not. On top of that, she formed and participated in multiple Anti-Slavery Societies to spread Abolitionist ideas, doing all she could to help those enslaved or previously enslaved.

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John was one to rout for violence. He believed that slavery needed to be abolished immediately, like many others did, but he was willing to do more than other white folk. He led a raid on a federal armory at Harpers Ferry in an attempt to arm slaves for an uprising. He was captured and sentenced to death by the government. He was not successful. Maybe if he had chosen to revolt is quieter way, or if he had taken up writing as a form of protest he could have lived longer and helped more enslaved people.

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Solomon wrote a book about his 12 years in slavery to raise awareness about how inhumane and painful slavery is. He also worked with the underground railroad to help others escape slavery.

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She was a feminist, and an abolitionist. Her religion was the major motivation for her beliefs. She believed that all people should be created equal and that no one person should be above another individual. She was responsible for leading women's rights movements.

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Angelina and Sarah Grimke: They were a revolution! Despite being raised In a wealthy slave-owning household, they chose to go against slavery and voice their opinions. They motivated other women to become abolitionist and they took a big step even though they were southern white women. They persuaded their parents to hand them the family’s slaves. Then they freed them all- a bold move! 

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Angelina and Sarah Grimke: They were a revolution! Despite being raised In a wealthy slave-owning household, they chose to go against slavery and voice their opinions. They motivated other women to become abolitionist and they took a big step even though they were southern white women. They persuaded their parents to hand them the family’s slaves. Then they freed them all- a bold move! 

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Harriet Tubman. Her tactics were successful since she still managed to help many slaves escape even with such a high risk involved. 

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Harriet Tubman. Her tactics were successful since she still managed to help many slaves escape even with such a high risk involved. 

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Solomon Northup. After being in horrible conditions he escaped slavery and helped slaves escape and wrote a book about his experience as a slave. 

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Solomon Northup. After being in horrible conditions he escaped slavery and helped slaves escape and wrote a book about his experience as a slave. 

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Frederick Douglas. He escaped slavery and traveled around sharing his experience. Advocating for freedom and equality.

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Frederick Douglas. He escaped slavery and traveled around sharing his experience. Advocating for freedom and equality.

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I chose Maria W. Stewart. She was one of the first early on the begin writing about slavery and encouraging others to fight against it. I think she was successful because of how she was able to get her views out especially when working on the Liberator.

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I chose Maria W. Steward. She published essays and a manifesto encouraging black people to resist slavery and pursue an education, as well as encouraging white people to fight for freedom for all.

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I chose Maria Stewart because she worked closely with other prominent abolitionists. She wrote to try and end slavery and inspire. 

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I chose Maria Stewart because she worked closely with other prominent abolitionists. She wrote to try and end slavery and inspire. 

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Maria worked for the Liberator newspaper. She used her position to spread awareness about the movement towards slavery being abolished. She encouraged those in slavery to keep fighting and reminded white people that they should be fighting for freedom for all.

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I chose Williams Lloyd Garrison who fought via newspaper and trying to get the written word out.

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They were the first white women in the south to convince others to become abolitionists. They spoke openly to women to try to join them.

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I chose Lucretia Mott. She created the Female Anti-Slavery Society and actively spoke out against slavery.

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I chose Maria W Stewart. Her views and speeches tended to be quite polarizing to people at the time, stirring a reaction to audiences. I believe her tactic was successful as it was so polarizing. It got people to think about her and what she had to say.

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Not only did Frederick Douglass runaway avidly, but he learned how to write and read to help others and motivate them to join the resistance. He started a newspaper, and spoke openly to crowds about the resistance.

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Harriet Tubman: She is an inspiration for females. She took the risk to escape from harsh slavery using the Underground railroad. And she didn’t stop there, she risked her freedom to go back and save other slaves by guiding them through the underground railroad. She took the risk 13 times!

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Harriet Tubman: She is an inspiration for females. She took the risk to escape from harsh slavery using the Underground railroad. And she didn’t stop there, she risked her freedom to go back and save other slaves by guiding them through the underground railroad. She took the risk 13 times!

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I chose Harriet Tubman because of the success and the great risks (and bravery) of making the 13 trips. In addition to that, I chose her because she became a spy and scout in the Union Army and I'm very interested to learn about that.

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I chose Harriet Tubman because of the success and the great risks (and bravery) of making the 13 trips. In addition to that, I chose her because she became a spy and scout in the Union Army and I'm very interested to learn about that.

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I chose Maria W. Stewart. She was one of the first black women to begin speaking out against slavery and encouraged black women to take up education and demand right for all.

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I choose Harriet Tubman and I think they were successful because she kept on helping people continuously, which was dangerous. 

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I choose Harriet Tubman and I think they were successful because she kept on helping people continuously, which was dangerous. 

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I chose John Brown. He enforced the idea that they should take action (he wanted an uprising). He led a raid to steal weapons and armed slaves. I think he died heroically.

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I chose John Brown. He enforced the idea that they should take action (he wanted an uprising). He led a raid to steal weapons and armed slaves. I think he died heroically.

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I read about Maria W. Stewart. She wrote about slavery and pushed for education for black women.

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I chose Harriet Tubman  and she used the Underground Railroad to escape and helped dozens of other people by 13 trips.

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I chose Harriet Tubman  and she used the Underground Railroad to escape and helped dozens of other people by 13 trips.

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Elihu Embree: He was a TN Quaker. He stood out to me bc he was a former slave owner, however when he became a Quaker he dedicated his life to support anti-slavery. He freed all his slaves and began to write to spread awareness. Even though, he experienced harsh opposition he continued to write and go against slavery.  

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Elihu Embree: He was a TN Quaker. He stood out to me bc he was a former slave owner, however when he became a Quaker he dedicated his life to support anti-slavery. He freed all his slaves and began to write to spread awareness. Even though, he experienced harsh opposition he continued to write and go against slavery.  

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I choose Fedrick Douglass he was a writer and speaker that travelled places and telling his story. He also worked with Abraham Lincoln and convinced him. 

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I choose Fedrick Douglass he was a writer and speaker that travelled places and telling his story. He also worked with Abraham Lincoln and convinced him. 

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Harriet Tubman. She used the Underground Railroad to help slaves escape. What's incredible to me is that she risked her own (newfound?) freedom through making those risky 13 trips. Amazingly, she also became a spy for the Union army!

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Harriet Tubman. She used the Underground Railroad to help slaves escape. What's incredible to me is that she risked her own (newfound?) freedom through making those risky 13 trips. Amazingly, she also became a spy for the Union army!

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I choose John Brown because he was a man of action and wanted to create a rebellion with the enslaved armed with weapons he was later tried for treason and put to death for his crimes. 

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I choose John Brown because he was a man of action and wanted to create a rebellion with the enslaved armed with weapons he was later tried for treason and put to death for his crimes. 

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I chose Soloman Northup. He wrote a book called Twelve Years a Slave and worked in the Underground Railroad. (I haven't read the book but the movie adaptation was really impactful.)

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I choose Maria Stewart and Nat Turner, Maria's tactic was through encouraging black women to receive an education. Nat Turner's way of rebelling was by planning an uprising and killing his owners and taking over the plantation.

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I learned that people would braid directions into their hair (mostly women)

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"Yet slave insurrection was every slaveholder's nightmare."

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"Yet slave insurrection was every slaveholder's nightmare."

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this may not have always ended well for the slaves, but they construct of slavery was upheld by fear. so instilling fear into the owners (fear of runaway or fear of uprising) would somehow change slavery (but realistically ik this would take a lot of guts)

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running away because they hided in black cities and the Underground railroad and it was dangerous. Writing own experiences.

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running away because they hided in black cities and the Underground railroad and it was dangerous. Writing own experiences.

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•Running away was one-way slaves resisted slavery. It was the most direct and risky. Most slaves created slave songs that were utilized as coded escape directions. I think this method was effective because it makes it harder for slave-owners to find them and recapture them. Letters might not have been important back then, but today they are primary sources that effectively make history evident. AND writing itself was a resistance!  

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•Running away was one-way slaves resisted slavery. It was the most direct and risky. Most slaves created slave songs that were utilized as coded escape directions. I think this method was effective because it makes it harder for slave-owners to find them and recapture them. Letters might not have been important back then, but today they are primary sources that effectively make history evident. AND writing itself was a resistance!  

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by escaping and writing. The most effective method was to writing books that described the experience. 

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by escaping and writing. The most effective method was to writing books that described the experience. 

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By starting revolts ("every slaveholder's nightmare") and writing about the experience and struggle (It proves that they were human). I think starting revolts is most effective.

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By starting revolts ("every slaveholder's nightmare") and writing about the experience and struggle (It proves that they were human). I think starting revolts is most effective.

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By making music and by running away from their owners.

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By making music and by running away from their owners.

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Running away and starting revolts. Revolts were pretty effective since they were a slaveholders nightmare.

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Escaped slaves wrote about their experiences and the horrors of slavery, resisting the propaganda that slaveowners spread.(One that I believe to be the most effective). Also they would create music to share escape routes.

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learning to read and write, running away, and starting uprising. I think the most effective way was to start an uprising or running away.

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1. Revolts, specifically Nat Turner's revolt
2. Running away using the underground railroad
I think the most effective way was running away and telling their stories to others, which encouraged them to follow

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Choose 1 abolitionist to research further (can be from my list, or someone else)

Who is the abolitionist you chose to research? Do you think their tactic was successful? Why/why not?

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Who is the second abolitionist you chose?

What tactic did they use to try and end slavery?

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Who is the first abolitionist you chose?

What tactic (approach/method) did they use to try and end slavery?

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Skim the timeline about resistance to slavery here: https://www.gilderlehrman.org/news/slave-resistance

After you have read, create your own post-it and DESCRIBE at least 2 ways that enslaved people resisted slavery. What do you think was the most effective method?