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After Harriet Tubman escaped from slavery she used the Underground railroad to free other slaves. Harriet Tubman's actions were the most significant because she led 300 slaves to freedom, and no one else on the spectrum has done anything as impactful as Harriet Tubman

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Frederick Douglass was a former slave that knew how to read and write. He obviously thought that slavery was a cruel thing to do, so he used his skill to read and write to speak out on slavery. He made a autobiography about his experience with slavery. I put him second in the spectrum because he has a greater impact on people because he was a slave that decided to speak out on the rights for every living thing.

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The Grimke sisters were abolitionists that were disgusted by slavery. They released their slaves after they had got them from their parents. I put them third on the spectrum because they disproved slavery and freed their slaves to prove that they were abolitionists.

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Hinton Helper was an abolitionist, however he did not think that slavery was cruel or disgusting, Hinton Helper thought that it was bad for the whites. He believed that slavery was unfair to whites because those who didn't own slaves were poor.

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Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president that fought in the civil war and preserved the union. Although, Abraham Lincoln did not support slavery he was not a abolitionist, he believed that slavery should not spread to the west.

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James Kirke Paulding was pro slavery activist that believed that slavery should be kept in order to preserve the union. He thought that slaves were inferior to whites. He wrote a book that criticized the abolitionist movement. He is placed in this area of the spectrum because he had the least affect in the pro slavery side.

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George Fitzhugh was a pro slavery activist that loved slavery. In fact, he loved slavery so much that he thought that all labor should enslaved. He wrote pamphlets and books about his view on slavery. Since he had a strong position in congress he had a lot of support and power when he spoke his love for slavery.

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Jhon C. Calhoun was a strong supporter of slavery, but he feared that congress would make slavery illegal. He believed that slavery was a "domestic institution". He argued with states so he could defend slavery, he even made an attempt to rally all southern congressmen to defy any anti slavery laws.