Question

William Lloyd Garrison was a white abolitionist from the North who called for "immediate and complete emancipation of all slaves." Which of these statements is true regarding Garrison? A. After slavery was abolished, he wanted his societies to work for civil rights. B. Garrison was opposed to admitting women as members of his anti-slavery societies. C. He wanted his anti-slavery societies to be closely aligned with the Republican Party. D. He called the Constitution a "covenant with death" because it protected slavery.

Answer 1

Garrison was not only anti-slavery, but pro women's rights.  In 1849 his name was a prominent feature of the petition sent to Massachusetts legislature demanding women's suffrage.  After the Civil War and the end of slavery, he continued to write articles in favor of equal rights for blacks and women.  

Answer 2

Answer:

D, He called the Constitution a "convenant with death" because it protected slavery

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