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Harriet Tubman was more pro-slavery than Frederick Douglass because she risked her life more than Frederick did. While she was wanted because she was a runaway, she still set out to help free many slaves, therefore making her anti-slavery.

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Frederick is a little less anti-slavery than Harriet Tubman because he did use his own money to do lectures and all that, like convince Abraham Lincoln but unlike Harriet Tubman he did not risk his life, therefore making him less ant-slavery than Harriet Tubman.

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The Grimke sisters weren't as anti-slavery as the first two because they were white people who had slaves of their own, they only thing they really did was free their own slaves.

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William Loyd Garrison was an abolitionist who wanted to ban slavery, but the reason why he wasn't as anti-slavery was because all he really did was publish an anti-slavery newspaper.

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Hinton Helper was also an abolitionist, but all he really did was write a book, therefore making him less anti-slavery than the rest.

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Abraham was somewhere in between pro and anti-slavery since he had mixed feeling about the situation, though he did not interfere with slavery in the south and still did not let slavery spread.

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George was the least pro-slavery because although he had wild ideas about slavery and slave masters he did nothing much to keep slavery going or to prove slavery was right.

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James Kirke Paulding was the second most pro-slavery because he had beliefs that people who were abolitionists were unamerican and because of that he also wrote the bible and the law, but because John c Calhoun did more than he did he was second pro-slavery.

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John C. Calhoun is the most pro-slavery because he had his own beliefs and fought for it, for example, he spent his time and energy arguing for state rights and defending slavery, therefore it was him more pro-slavery than the rest