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What did Jane Addams have to do with world war 1?

She was an anti-war activist and opposed to US participation in the conflict. This did not endear her to the defense contractors such as Mr. Carnegie of US Steel.


Was William cobbett racist?

Cobbett argued with the anti-slavery leader William Wilberforce over priorities. He thought that the anti-slavery campaign ignored the wage slaves in the northern mills preferring to fight for black slaves in the colonies. In his invective against Wilberforce and the anti-slavery campaign he certainly used racist language, talking about 'fat, lazy negroes'.


What were Jane Addams view on imperialism?

She was opposed to it. Imperialism or colonialism essentially implies there are the masters ( the home country) and those exploited ( though not necessarily slaves) the underlings. the system is basically at odds with the ideals ( not always realized!) of equality of citizens in a democracy.


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a pushlisher for a religious newspaper called st Louis observer a member of the anti slavery society


How did Charles summers views on bleeding kansasa create conflic?

Charles Sumner was a prominent abolitionist senator who vehemently opposed the expansion of slavery into Kansas, particularly in the context of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. His passionate speeches, including the famous "Crime Against Kansas," criticized pro-slavery forces and their violence in the territory, which heightened tensions between pro-slavery and anti-slavery factions. Sumner's rhetoric and his subsequent caning by Congressman Preston Brooks exemplified the deep divisions within the nation over slavery, contributing to the conflict that ultimately erupted into the Civil War. His views galvanized anti-slavery sentiment and intensified the violent struggles in Kansas, known as "Bleeding Kansas."