Who was the famous abolitionist that was an escaped slave?

Answer 1

Answer: Until humans migrated out of Africa almost 100,000 years ago, everyone was black. Black skin provided protection against the hot sun and reduced the chances of skin cancer. In the cold climates of Europe, especially during the Ice Ages, people didn't need dark skin, but there was a new problem. Black skin produces very little vitamin D when exposed to the weak sun of Europe, especially when most of the body is covered up against the cold. Our ancestors consequently evolved pale skin in order to absorb as much ultraviolet light as possible and produce the vitamin D needed for human health.

We can never say exactly which individual living more than 100,000 years ago was the first black person and, in true fact, there was no one first black person.

Answer: Adam was the fist black man.

Answer 2

Yes in recent times but there were three servile wars during the Roman Empire that were lead by Eunus and Cleon [the first servile war], by Athenion and Tryphon [the second servile war] and Spartacus [the third servile war].

Answer 3

Harriet Tubman was the first to slave to escape north by following the drinking gourd

Answer 4

Harriet Jacobs was the first to escape slavery she escaped in 1842 an harriet Tubman escaped in 1849

Answer 5

Harriet Tubman

(spelling is correct) Fredeick Douglas, Josiah Henson, Harriett Jacobs were also famous abolitionists.

Answer 6

James Somerset