Abolition Movement Notes

the right to own slaves

the right to an education

the right to vote

the right own land

Pro-Slavery

Anti-Slavery

John Brown

Frederick Douglass

Robert E. Lee

Jefferson Davis

George Washington

James Madison

General Custer

Buffalo Bill

Frederick Douglass

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Angelina Grimke

William Lloyd Garrison

John Brown

Angelina Grimke

Frederick Douglass

William Lloyd Garrison

Underground tunnels that went from slave states to Canada

Secret railroads that enslaved people used to escape north

Network of safe houses to lead enslaved people to freedom

abolition

abolitionist

emancipation

dehumanization

Jesse Thomas

William Lloyd Garrison

James Tallmadge

Abraham Lincoln

Ms Cerroo

Sojourner Truth

Harriet Tubman

William Lloyd Garrison

Sharon owo

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Sojourner Truth

Harriet Tubman

Susan B. Anthony

Frederick Douglass

It said that runaway slaves were to be arrested and put in jail.

It said that runaway slaves were to be returned to their owners.

Northerners were in favor of the law and helped catch many runaways.

The book’s shocking and emotional details turned many Northerners against slaves.

The book’s shocking and emotional details turned many Southerners against slaves.

The book’s shocking and emotional details turned many Northerners against slavery.

The book’s shocking and emotional details turned many Southerners against slavery.

Supper

Suffrage

Electoral College

Abolitionist Movement

Someone who wants to violently free enslaved people

Someone who promotes the expansion of slavery

Someone who advocates for the end of slavery