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Jackson Legacy Bellwork What did you decide about whether or not Jackson should be removed from the $20? Answers Vary What is one fact/piece of information that supported your decision?

Objective WWBAT: Introduce the background of the Abolition Movement and begin researching Black Abolition leaders

Interactive Notebook Setup 11/15/2018 Background on Abolition Movement This will be one page

Abolition Background

Abolition Let’s look at a definition Abolitionism: The movement to end the slave trade and emancipate slaves An abolitionist is: a person who favors the abolition of a practice slavery

Abolition Many of the leaders of the women’s rights movements came out of the abolitionist movement Likewise many of the leaders of the abolitionist movement would also be prominent members of the women’s rights movement

Abolition “Political Abolitionism” was not so much opposed to slavery on moral grounds, because the slave state voting bloc and 3/5’s Compromise gave South so much political power Focused on stopping the spread of slavery The South felt that without slavery it would become a political minority, and as such, subject to the whim of Northern will

Abolition Abolition for moral reasons was not common at the beginning Many early WHITE Abolitionist supported gradual abolition and recolonization These people still believed in white superiority even if they opposed slavery

Abolition Many Black abolitionist wanted immediate abolition AND immediate Civil/Political equality Some encouraging violent revolution Some Black abolitionist also supported recolonization Believing the racism created by slavery could never be overcome

Abolition William Lloyd Garrison helped popularize the idea that slavery was immoral as well as other more radical ideas Lloyd Garrison published a paper called “The Liberator” He organized nationwide speaking tours, founded abolition leagues, and ran for president from an Anti-Slavery party

Abolition Important Black abolitionist included: Fredrick Douglas David Walker Maria Stewart Sojourner Truth

Fredrick Douglas

Maria Stewart

Sojourner Truth

Abolition Literature played a huge role in the growth of Abolitionism Novels about slavery and more importantly slave narratives brought attention to the realities of slavery Uncle Tom’s Cabin became one of the most widely read books in Northern States

Abolition Bellwork What was a major difference between white and black abolitionists? White Abolitionist=Gradual Abolition Black Abolitionist=Immediate Abolition and equal civil rights What were the impacts of Novels and Slave narratives in the Abolition Movement? Show people the realities of Slavery

Objective WWBAT: Grade the Presidency of Andrew Jackson and continue researching Black Abolitionists

ONCE YOU FINISH When you finish up: Pick ONE of the five people you researched and print out a picture of this person Print to 207HP600 You will then tape the picture to the front board and the inspirational/interesting fact you found about this person

Objective WWBAT: Go to the lab to continue gathering info on black abolitionist