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He wrote The Liberator to clarify a new position in abolision, a New England Anti-Slavery Society.
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The largest slave revolt in U.S history that resulted in a wave of opressive legislation prohibiting the movement, assemble, and education of slaves.
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The American Anti-Slavery Society campaigned how slavery is illegal under natural law. The members wanted to abolish slavery.
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Her letters served a purpose to defend womens rights and orginionally help abolish slavery.
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Convinced those to rebel against slavery, although, not violently. They should create a resistance against it.
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denounced the usage of slaves, and fight for the empancipation for women and other oppressed groups.
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The convention lead the 19th amendment to be established, granting American women the constitutionally the right to vote.
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In the process of escaping slavery, Tubman workds to help pay to free slaves.
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Had the ability for local government to capture slaves that ran away from their slave owners within U.S territory.
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The significance of Sojourners speech was to create awareness for men and womens rights.
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Clarified how slavery effects families, tried to get people to empathize wtih enslaved characters to show the perspective of what slaves had to deal with.
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The foundation of the Republican Party was established to oppose the spread of slavery into western territories.
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Directed from popular sovereignty, this act allowed settlers to decide whether slavery should be allowed within a new states borders.
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The fight for who would win control (or rights) for proslavery or rights against slavery.
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Very engaged in fighting for what he thought was right. Charles expressed his views to anti-slavery by issuing a campaign to oppose slavery interests.
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This determined whether or not slaves should be taken into Western territories. The court affirmed slave owners the right to take their slaves into western territories.
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Could have permitted slavery, exclude free blacks from living in Kansas, and allowed only male citizens to vote.
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The debate discussed the conflicts over slavery and states' rights, but also influence politcal discourse.
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Created a revolt against the prominent citizens and federal armory and arsenal, in hopes to gather local slaves to join the raid. He wanted to supply slaves and freedom fighters throughout the country.
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Abrahman Lincoln became president and issued the Emancipation Proclamation to free slaves in all the United States.
