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Harriet Tubman is the most anti-slavery because of how she dedicated and risked her life to help slaves escape from slavery. She would make trips back the the South and help risk her life so many times to help others.

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Frederick Douglass is the second most anti-slavery because of the fact that he wrote famous speeches and literature about slavery. He is the second most anti-slavery because unlike Harriet Tubman, he did not risk his life.

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The Grimke Sisters are the third most anti-slavery since all they did was freed the slaves that their mother gave them and didn't do anything to help other slaves.

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William Lloyd Garrison is the fourth most anti-slavery because all he did was wrote The Liberator to show the whites to free the slaves.

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Hinton Helper was the least against anti-slavery because he believed that it would hurt the poor whites who couldn't afford slaves. Otherwise, he would have agreed with slavery.

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Abraham Lincoln was mixed between slavery and abolishing slavery. He did not want to interfere with slavery and wanted to keep it how it was and wasn't serious about the topic of slavery.

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James Kirke Paulding was the least pro-slavery against the other 2 because he wrote a book criticizing abolitionist movement. However, he wrote that the law protected slavery which made him the least pro-slavery.

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George Fitzburg was the second most pro-slavery out of the three since he wrote pamphlets and urged Southerns to defend slavery. This made him the second pro-slavery since he wanted to convince Southerners to defend the rights for slavery.

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John C. Calhoun was the most pro-slavery out of the other two. He spent most of his time and energy arguing that states could decide if slavery was allowed. Also, he rally all congressman in the South to defy anti-slavery laws.