ABOLITIONIST MOVEMENT

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ABOLITIONIST MOVEMENT

An ex-slave and skilled public speaker, he founded an abolitionist newspaper called The North Star. Frederick Douglass

She ran the underground railroad, helping to free 300 slaves. Harriet Tubman

He led a failed slave revolt in 1831. Nat Turner

She wrote Uncle Toms Cabin which encouraged Northerners to oppose the Fugitive Slave Act. Harriet Beecher Stowe

He led abolitionists in the Pottawatomie Massacre. John Brown

White abolitionist who started a newspaper, The Liberator, in Massachusetts, that called for immediate emancipation. William Lloyd Garrison

An ex-slave, she fought for women’s rights and abolition. Sojourner Truth

He led a failed slave revolt in Harpers Ferry Virginia in 1859 John Brown

He once ate 27 doughnuts in one sitting. Homer J. Simpson

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