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What was Abigail position on the issues of women's rights and slavery?
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What were Abigail Adams's attitudes toward learning?
She was an avid reader and learner. For a woman in the 1700's she was very modern and very much an feminist. Her letters to John reflects these things and she grew up in a household where learning was important and she passed this on to her children.
How was Abigail Adams helpful to her husband?
She wrote letters to her husband and helped him with decisions he might make and brought up different issues like women rights and slavery.
Tied states rights to slavery issues?
a rope
What was Abigail adamns request to her husband?
She wanted him to understand that women also had rights and to end slavery.
What might the revolutionary war have been different if not for Abigail Adams contributions?
it might have been different because if Abigail Adams didnt write john Adams those letters on how to make the better decisions about womens rights and slavery he might have not let women have there rights but since Abigail convinced him to give women their rights he did.
What did Abigail Adams believed in?
abigail adams belived in no slavery and equal rights between men and women. She also believed that having sex when ur 11 and getting knoked up is a good idea.
What war was fought over issues of state's rights and slavery?
American Civil War.
If south was for slavery why were they fighting for states rights?
It is likely that they wished for each state to make the decision on the legality of slavery. That would be the proper 'state's rights' position for the period.
What Abigail Adams believes in?
abigail adams belived in no slavery and equal rights between men and women. She also believed that having sex when ur 11 and getting knoked up is a good idea.
What issue created tension between FDR ans southern democrats?
Civil Rights
What issues lead to Civil War in 1861?
the lead of the civil war was slavery
How did issues of states' rights and slavery increase tension between the north and south?
Northern workers opposed slavery; southern planters support it
