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A slave rebellion that took place in Southampton, killing 65 people.
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A group of abolitionists that met and had conrtoversial meetings that were sometimes violent.
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This newspaper by Garrison and Knapp was nationally known and faced harsh resistance from state legislature and local groups
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Sarah's Fight for Women's rights was further shown through her letters.
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Delivered before the National Convention of Colored Citizens about resistance and equality
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Covered politics, literature, and slavery.
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A convention to gain women more social and civil rights.
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Harriet and her brothers escape their masters and live a free life,
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Heightened fear of Slave Conspiracy in Northerners.
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A speech delievered by Sojurner Truth about women's rights and her position as a woman.
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Was an anti-slavery novel campaign that helped "lay groundwork" for the Civil War.
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Purpose was to open up new farms and a Midwestern Transcontinental Railroad.
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Founded in the Northern states by anti-slavery activists in opposition to the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
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A series of violent political confrontations in Kansas regarding ati-slavery policies.
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Beat with a cane in retaliation of his speech two days earlier.
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Lawsuit decided by the United States and is considered to be the key cause of the Civil War.
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Constitution proposed for the State of Kansas but denied by congress with a vote of 10,226 to 138.
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Series of seven debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas.
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An effort to initiate a slave revolt over a US arsenal.
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It was the 19th election and occured after slavery had expanded.
