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Abolition the act of putting an end to something, such as slavery
Abolitionists people who wanted to end slavery
Emancipation freedom
The Liberator a newspaper published by William Lloyd Garrison, that called for the immediate emancipation of all enslaved people
Wendell Phillips a wealthy attorney who wrote for The Liberator and helped fund the newspaper
Freedom's Journal an abolitionist newspaper that spread antislavery pamphlets in the south
Soujourner Truth's Message that all people deserved the same rights as white men
Grimke Sisters (Sarah & Angelina) born into a slave owning family in South Carolina. Took up the abolitionist cause, joined the Quakers and traveled the country giving speeches in support of abolition
An Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World one of the most radical antislavery documents of the abolitionist movement, published by David Walker, resulting in southern states prohibiting the circulation (spread) of abolitionist literature
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl published by Harriet Jacobs, is considered to be one of the most extensive slave narratives written by a woman
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