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3 years ago
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What methods did abolitionists and slaves use to fight for the freedom of slaves during the civil war and what were the results

or thier actions?
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Daniel [21]3 years ago
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Abolitionists and slaves became militant in the push to end slavery. Abolitionists begun to call for the slaves to rise up against their masters and defend their freedom. Abolitionist publications encouraged militancy which led to riots in many Northern cities. Ultimately, this led to the Civil War

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