In your opinion, when and how was the work of the abolitionists completed? by Sarah Olson

Ms. Olson

2024-02-12 20:27:01 UTC

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Jaeden B.

2024-02-12 20:29:08 UTC

The work of the abolitionists was completed when slavery was officially abolished in the United States. This happened with the passage of the 13th Amendment in 1865. They fought hard to end this injustice.

Nevaeh

2024-02-12 20:29:52 UTC

In my opinion i think that the abolitionists work is not completed and I'm not sure when it will be done. As prejudices continue to be created activism will always need to be done.

Tim

2024-02-12 20:30:43 UTC

I believe that the abolitionists work was done in the mid to late 1800's and was finally completed when slavery was "abolished". They do still have lots of work to do, due to prejudices and racial segregation in the American society.

Nigel

2024-02-12 20:31:20 UTC

I think that work still has to be done. Slavery is gone, but the prejudice and racism black people experience still occurs. They still need to fight for justice against oppression and make their voices heard today.

Laila D

2024-02-12 20:31:44 UTC

I believe that the work of an abolitionist isn't yet completed, steps in the right direction can and have definitely been made but we're far from done.

Kelsey

2024-02-12 20:31:46 UTC

Some of the work was done when slavery was abolished, however seeing as racism is still present (and always will be) their work hasn't yet finished (and never will).

Mackenzie

2024-02-13 14:00:43 UTC

The work of the abolitionists was largely completed with the ratification of the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution which abolished slavery. However, the struggle for racial equality continued beyond this point.