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Hundreds of different writings stirred up anti-slavery sentiment, from 1688 when a Quaker petition against slavery circulated in Pennsylvania, to 1865 when the 13th Amendment passed, ending slavery. About 215 of them are reprinted in the recent AMERICAN ANTISLAVERY WRITINGS: COLONIAL BEGINNINGS TO EMANCIPATION, edited by James Basker and published by Library of America.
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What famous book stirred up anti-slavery sentiment in the US before the civil war?
Uncle Tom's Cabin was one
How did the antiwar sentiment affect soldiers?
Anti-war sentiment lowered the morale of the US servicemen.
Does anti-immigration sentiment exist in the US today?
Yes it still does
Did the us constitution do all the things it said it will?
No Because antislavery people got mad at the constitution
Example of the growing anti-immigrant sentiment that spread throughout the US in the 1920s?
In the 1920s, many anti-immigrant sentiment was felt against the Irish and Italians especially. As typical as modern-day anti-immigrant sentiment, a big dear was the loss of jobs.
How do you respond to Vietnamese and US politicians who claim that American anti-war sentiment at home caused the US to lose the Vietnam War?
Anti-war sentiment was FUELLED by the military draft. No draft would have dropped the protesting down to 1/3.
How did William Lloyd Garrison spread the abolitionist message throughout the US?
he published an antislavery newspaper called the liberator.
Why was American sentiment on the side of the Cubans?
The US has a long history of supporting freedom and independence movements.
What German blunder roused pro-war sentiment in the western US?
The sinking of the RMS Lusitania .
How did US citizens show their sentiment against US participation in the Vietnam war?
peace marches, demonstrations, and acts of civil disobedience.
How did the red scare lead to anti-immigration sentiment in the us?
by tha way tha continental was workig
What was the initial public sentiment in the US regarding U.S. involvement in Vietnam?
The U.S. felt that it would ruin their economy
