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Which group took a public stand against slavery as early as 1688?
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Who was the first group to take a public stand against slavery?
The first public stand against slavery in the Americas was in 1688 by the Quakers in Germantown, PA. They argued from the Golden Rule and from the principle against stealing, stealing other humans. The document was rediscovered twice, in 1844 and in 2005.
What party was Formed to fight slavery?
The abolitionists were a group who fought against slavery.
Who was the group of persons to speak out against slavery?
The most prominent group of people that spoke out against slavery were the antebellum group that was termed anti slavery abolitionists. They were very outspoken and received allot of attention in the newspapers of the day.
The earliest known protest against slavery came from?
a religious group
Which group of Georgians were most against slavery during the colonial period?
whigs
What was the first group of people to speak out against slavery?
quakers :} im pretty sure
Who were the first religious group to speak out against slavery?
The Quakers were among the first religious groups to speak out against slavery in the United States. They actively campaigned against the institution of slavery and were instrumental in the abolitionist movement.
Is bamcef a public interest group or sectional interest group?
its a public interest group which is an organisation that is largely made up of government employees that campaigns against caste discrimination.it is a public interest group because it was formed for the welfare of backward and the minority community employees
Who all help free slavery?
Abolitionists helped free slavery; they were a large group. The north, too, was mostly against slavery. Abraham Lincoln was the president who finally issued the Emancipation Proclamation, which freed the slaves.
Which group benefited most from early efforts to establish public schools?
African American boys
Which party was formed from the group that opposed the agenda of the democrats in the 1830and lost support when it refused to stand against slavery?
The Republicans.
Was all the Northerners against slavery?
No. Have you ever known any large, diverse group of people to be of a unified opinion about anything?
