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What name was given to people who boldly spoke out or wrote against slavery?

martyrs


What name was given to people black and white's who boldly spoke out or wrote against slavery?

abolitionists


Name given to people who wanted slavery out?

Abolitionists.


What is the name given to people who were against slavery in the south?

They were the abolitionists.


What name was given to people who boldly spoke out against slavery?

There is a misunderstanding concerning the issue of slavery in the US in antebellum America and during the US Civil War. Speaking out boldly against slavery was never an issue. Anti-slavery groups were divided in two factions. Fr example, hen running for the Illinois senate seat held by Stephen A. Douglas, Lincoln expressed his opposition to slavery. What this meant for Lincoln and many others who opposed slavery was that a plan for abolishing slavery would be needed. Lincoln favored a plan, much like England's that would compensate slave owners for the loss of their slaves. During the US Civil War, Lincoln created a number of compensation plans to free slaves in the border states that spanned in time several generations.Abolitionists, however, wanted slavery to be needed immediately if not sooner". They disregarded the social, political and economic consequences of an abrupt end of slavery.


What name was given to people who boldy spoke out against slavery?

They were called abolitionists.


What name was given to people who were against slavery?

I don't know u tell me


Is the tendency of a test to produce the same scores again and again each time it it given to the same people?

reliability


What is the term given to people that were for slavery?

Slave traders, slave drivers, owners... there isn't rly a specific name.


After fighting in the continental army James Armistead Lafayette was given?

He was given his freedom from slavery


What nickname did Kansas receive when pro slavery and anti slavery settlers clashed in violence?

"Bleeding Kansas" is the nickname given to the territory where pro-slavery and anti-slavery settlers clashed in violent confrontations over the issue of slavery in the mid-1850s.


How does Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel Uncle Tom's Cabin relate to the Civil War?

When the book was published it gave a view of slavery that hasn't been given before and caused people to discuss and think about slavery. This took place just before the start of the civil war and contributed to the discussion about how to abolish slavery.