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Sergeu [11.5K]
3 years ago
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One way in which Frederick Douglas, William Lloyd garrison, and sojourner truth are similar

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Greeley [361]3 years ago
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The correct answer is: the abolishment movement.

Further Explanation:

The abolishment movement was the one thing that these two men and woman were wanting to become a reality. All three people did many things for the movement in their lifetime.

Frederick Douglass was a well known former slave who escaped slavery and went on to become a famous author. He was also a public speaker and an activist. He was one of the leaders of the abolishment movement. He wanted slavery to end and fought for this his entire adult lifetime.

William Lloyd Garrison was a white man who was also for the abolishment movement. He started a newspaper for the movement and was very successful in helping to lead the movement and end slavery. He started his newspaper in 1830.

Sojourner Truth was also a leading figure in the abolishment movement. On top of that, she was a huge women's right activist. Sadly, she was born into slavery.  She was the first woman to take a white man to court and get her child back. She did escape slavery after she had her newborn daughter.

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