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Made popular by William Lloyd Garrison, Harriet Tubman, and Frederick Douglass, the abolitionist movement was sweeping through America. Slavery had ended in the North, but many Southern farmers still used slaves. Slaves were brutally abused, causing outrage in anti-slavery supporters. Frederick Douglass published a very popular newspaper called the North Star, which talked about the rights of slaves. Many people including Harriet Tubman, started advocating for and helping slaves escape to the north.

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Watch a mini biography of legendary Underground Railroad conductor Harriet Tubman, who routinely put herself in danger to guide thousands of slaves to freedom.

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This was a powerful image used to speak out against slavery

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When there was a slave auction, posters like these could be found all over town

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Slaves were often bound in chains