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there were women slaves to >:U

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Who worked in the temperance and antislavery movements and built the women's movement into a national movement?

Susan B. Anthony


What issue was the antislavery movement split over in 1840?

It was split over the participation of women.


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It helped spread antislavery opinions.


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Why was the Liberator important to the antislavery movement?

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Did Grover Cleveland support the womens suffrage movement?

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Why would exslaves be so active in the antislavery movement?

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How was william lloyd garrison effective in the anti slavery movement?

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