Forming political organizations, Women's organizations that helped lead the way in the abolition movement.
Answer: Option B & D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Philadelphia was an American region that was rich in abolitionist heritage. It launched various political organizations to fight in the antislavery struggle. Philadelphia was suffered from slavery for nearly a hundred and fifty years. It becomes the seedbed for the abolitionist thoughts within the people.
That, in turn, led to the creation of the political organizations that supports the abolition of slavery such as the Pennsylvania Abolition Society, American Anti-slavery Society Convention, etc. Also, Women contributed more to radicalism by starting abolitionist organizations.
Philadelphia Female Anti-slavery Society and the Anti-Slavery Convention of American Women were some of the women organizations that served as the backbone of the abolitionism.
The central theme of Andrew Jackson’s campaign in the 1828 elections was that he would fight for the "common man," since he was running against "big business" and the banks that were thought to be hurting the lives of "average" Americans.
The Red Scare or communism was the <span> political system that emerged directly from world war 1.</span>
Barrier islands serve as the first protection for the mainland. They take the first hit and slow down the hurricane/reduce impacts. Because of this, lack of barrier islands would cause the mainland to be flooded even more, which would cause land loss.
