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Yes. Lydia Maria Child and Harriet Beecher Stowe were abolitionists.
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What did Andrew Johnson mean when he said slavery exists it is black in the south and white in the north?
Andrew Johnson was notably a white supremacist and he did not want any African Americans to gain any votes or have more rights. He might have stated the above "[...]black in the south and white in the north" because he felt that slavery ownership was right, and that the north was being controlled by abolitionists (of slavery) as well as the many poor whites.
Were there any slaves in 1925?
yes there were slaves in 1925 slavery is a state of mind theres white slaves too believe that
Why do Black women have big booty?
White women, red women, yellow women, black women, all colors of the rainbow women have gluteus maximus the same size depending on their life styles. Do they exercise? Do they eat healthy? This question can also apply for anyone any gender of any race.
What was george clymer's position on slavery?
Was totally against it and quoted "Man cannot be a slave, and it were better to be dead than live as the serf of any man or congregation of men."
Was there ever any slavery in Ohio?
there was no slavery in Ohio. PS. AT ONE TIME THERE WAS THOUGH
