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1 Chapter 12 The Road to the Civil War Section 12-1: Abolitionists Pages 528-534

2 Vocabulary Abolitionist: reformers who worked to end slavery The Fugitive Slave Act –1850: required all citizens to capture runaways William Lloyd Garrison: –founded “The Liberator” –Abolitionist from Mass. –Called for the immediate end of slavery

3 Abolitionists The Grimke Sisters –From SC, moved to PA –Freed their slaves –Wrote firsthand accounts of slavery

4 African-American Abolitionists David Walker –Free man, wanted slaves to rebel Frederick Douglass –Born a slave in Md., escaped in 1838 –Mass. Anti-slavery society –Powerful and influential speaker and writer Sojourner Truth –Born a slave named Isabella Baumfree –Dedicated life to abolition/women’s rights Harriet Tubman –Most successful conductor of “The Underground Railroad”


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