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I believe Harriet Tubman is the most anti slavery because she was one herself and escaped slavery. She was one lf the leading abolitionist after her escaped and devoted her energy to help other slaves escape. Harriet Tubman ended up saving more than 300 slaves. Which is why I believe Harriet Tubman is the most anti slaves.

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Fredrick Douglass was also a slave that escaped when he was 21 at Maryland. Since he was taught how to read and write from the slave owner's wife and other children, it helped him become a leading abolitionist. He wrote an autobiography from his viewpoint as a slave. Speaking out about the cruelty of slavery. Which is why I put Fredrick Douglass as the second most anti slavery

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I put the Grimke Sisters 3rd for anti slavery because, they were the only Southern women who spoken out against slavery. Both sisters wrote pamphlets to encourage Southern women to stop slavery using "moral suasion". They were also the first women to speak to a mix audience. Not only that they also freed their slaves that their mother has given to them.

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I put William Lloyd Garrison 4th because he, joined the abolitionist movement at 25 years old. Garrison blamed everyone who tolerated slavery for its existence. He also labeled the consitiution "agreement in hell". As well burning the constitution because it did not outlaw slavery. He also helped led successful movements to abolish slavery. Helping find the American Anti-Slavery Society.

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I put Hinton Helper the least anti slavery due to his views. He opposed to slavery because he believe that it hurt white people. Though he had a hatred for African Americans. Believing that they should be separated from white. In 1875, he wrote a book titled, "The Impending Crisis of the South: How to meet it"

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Abraham Lincoln in the middle since his beliefs were mixed. He wished to preserve the nation instead. If he could preserve the nation without freeing slaves he would. Though if he could preserve the nation freeing some slaves, he would too. He spoke against slavery, though he  didn't took action against slavery in the South.

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James Kirk Paulding was one of the earliest leader if pro slavery movement. Believing slavery should be allowed in the South in order to preserve the nation. Paulding claimed that abolitionist are not American radicals out to destroy Americans. Claiming slavery a much better life style than workers in England or Africa.

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I put Calhoun as the 2nd most pro slavery because of his views. Calhoun defended slavery a positive "good". He feared that slavery will become illegal and felt threatened when slavery was being abolished. Spent his time and energy arguing that states should decide weather or not slavery should be allowed in that certain state. Calhoun also attempted to rally all Southern Congress men to defy, or go against, any anti slavery law.

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George Fitzhug claimed that he love the Southern lifestyle and defending slavery. Claiming that slavery was good and the South should be allowed to continue slavery. Believing a society with slavery is better off. He also believed that abolishing slave trade was terrible mistake. Though the reason why I put him the most pro slavery was because that he was so fond of slavery; he believed that all labor should be enslaved.