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The U.S. was experiencing strikingly high rates of racial segregation and discrimination throughout the slave trade in the early 1800's.

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Abolition is the act of eliminating a practice, system or institution. In this case abolition was the complete end to slavery.

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William Loyd Garrison was one of the most outspoken white abolitionist. He believed slavery was evil and must be ended. In 1831 he released The Liberator the most influential anti slavery newspaper. One of his most famous quotes was "I am harsh as truth... I will not retreat a single inch, and I will be heard.

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John Brown was a white abolitionist that led a raid into a federal gun house. He thought enslaved African American slaves would join him But they didn't. John Brown was caught and sentenced to death.

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Harriet Tubman a  African American abolitionist also called "The Black Moses". She was also a Union spy during the Civil war. She was born into Slavery and escaped and took it upon herself to help others do the same. She rescued over 300 slaves using safe houses and the underground railroad.

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Fredrick Douglas was a  African American abolitionist that was born into slavery. As a child he defied the slave code by learning to read. He talked about the sorrows of slavery and the meaning of freedom in a emotional way in order to convert peoples feelings towards no slavery.

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   Examples of people and methods used to spread the cause 

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   Examples of people and methods used to spread the cause 

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Fredrick Douglass and Sojourner Truth used their powerful words to influence people to become anti-slave.
William Lloyd Garrison wrote newspapers and founded the American Anti-Slavery Society. "Where there is a human being, I see God-given rights..."
Angelina and Sara Grimke two white southern women coming from a slave owning family. They both tried to recruit more white southern women to become abolitionists.

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Why was Fredrick Douglass a convincing advocate for the cause? 

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Why was Fredrick Douglass a convincing advocate for the cause? 

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As a young child Douglass secretly learned how to read and write. This helped helped him when speaking to audiences during the Fourth of July celebration in 1852. He touched the hearts of many slaves and people with his powerful words. Fredrick Douglass had a large influence on the Abolition Movement.

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The Underground Railroad wasn't a real railroad. The Underground Railroad was a place that slaves used to escape the south. The cave, tunnel, or station were methods to travel to escape to Canada or the north. The slaves would even lay at the wood floor of a wagons filled with straw with false wood floors to escape.

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What was the outcome of this reform movement?

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What was the outcome of this reform movement?

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The Abolition Movement was the movement to end slavery. In Western Europe and the Americas ,abolitionism was a historic movement that sought to end the Atlantic slave trade and set slaves free. Northern churches and politics beginning in 1830 which contributed to the regional animosity between North and South leading up to the Civil war.
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