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the war fought over slavery
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the piece written by William Lloyd Garrison to inform people about the horrible things of slavery
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people who favored abolition, the ending of slavery
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somone who owns a slave
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a man who belived in overthrowing slavery
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these were sisters that were leaders in the aboliton movement
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an escaped slave who became a leader in the abolition movement and spoke to many through talking to groups
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a strong woman leader who fought for both women’s rights and abolition
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where many slaves were forced to worked
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where slavery commonly still took place before the movement
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this was one of the main cash crops that was produced by slaves
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an abolitionist who wrote about the horrors of slavery
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the newspaper Frederick Douglass wrote that states “Right is of no sex - Truth is of no color - God is the father of us all, and we were all Brethren”
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where owners got their slaves
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what slaves were seen as to some people
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even though some people in these states opposed slavery, sales of things produced by slaves in the South was still supported.
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