13.4 - Addressing Slavery

What was one of the early 'reforms' to slavery?

• Colonization

• Emancipation proclamation

• Violent overthrow

• Abolitionism

Who founded the abolitionist newspaper 'The Liberator'?

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Nat Turner

• Frederick Douglass

• David Walker

What technique did abolitionists use to advocate for the end of slavery?

• Colonization

• Moral suasion

• Political activism

• Violence

What was the main goal of the American Colonization Society?

• Relocation of free Black people to Africa

• Violent overthrow of slavery

• Integration of Black and White people

• Immediate emancipation

Who organized the largest slave uprising in American history?

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Frederick Douglass

• Nat Turner

• David Walker

What did abolitionists hope to achieve through moral suasion?

• Immediate emancipation

• Mass conversion in public opinion

• Integration of Black and White people

• Violent overthrow of slavery

Who advocated for the immediate end of slavery and founded the Liberty Party?

• David Walker

• Nat Turner

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Frederick Douglass

What was the main method used by abolitionists to appeal to the public?

• Moral suasion

• Political activism

• Colonization

• Violence

What did the American Anti-Slavery Society advocate for?

• Relocation of free Black people to Africa

• Violent overthrow of slavery

• Integration of Black and White people

• Immediate emancipation

Who was a literate, educated Black man who called for active resistance against slavery?

• David Walker

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Frederick Douglass

• Nat Turner