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I believe that Harriet Tubman was the most anti-slavery out of everyone. I believe this because she was not only a former slave who ran away from slavery, she decided to go back and help other slaves escape to freedom, just like her.

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I believe that Frederick Douglass was the second most anti-slavery. I believe this because he was also a former slave who escaped, just like Harriet Tubman. The difference between them was that Tubman risked her life to go back to slavery and help others escape while Douglass was just an abolitionist lieader who protested and wrote books about slavery.

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The Grimke Sisters were two women from the south and hated slavery. I put them here because they freed their slaves and were abolitionist leaders, protesting to stop slavery. They are also both women which makes thing tougher and less people listened, but they still protested.

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William Lloyd Garrison was an abolitionist leader for slavery. I put him here because he was not a former slave and the Grimke Sisters were women who protested for slavery. He also protested yet he was a male and did not have to fight for people to listen to him, unlike the Grimke Sisters, who did have to fight to be heard.

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The only reason Hinton Helper was on the anti-slavery side was because he argued that poor white people could not afford slaves, so no one should have slaves since it is unfair. I put him in front of Lincoln because he actually argued for it. Lincoln did nothing, but Helper did not protest just William Lloyd Garrison so I put Hinton behind him.

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Abraham Lincoln, in my perspective, is on the edge of anti-slavery. He never did anything to help free slaves except for saying that slavery was wrong. He did absolutely nothing, but had a perspective that slavery was wrong.

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Above is anti-slavery. Below is pro-slavery.

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I believe that Paudling should be near the center just like Abraham Lincoln. He favored slavery, criticizing the abolitionist movement, but did nothing to stop the movement or protest. He is just like Abraham Lincoln.

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George Fitzuh was supporter of slavery. He wrote a book about slavery, saying it was good and anyone going against it was evil. He did write a book about it , which is more than Paulding but less than John Calhoun, which is why I put him in the middle.

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John Calhoun was a strong supporter of slavery. He spent most of his time arguing that slavery should be able to stay where it already is at. He argues and protest the most which is why he is the most pro-slavery out of everyone else.