1. Find someone who supports the use of violence in self-defense or to end slavery. Who are they? Why do they think violence is
necessary or what actions did they take? 2.Find someone who does not support the use of violence to end slavery. Who are they? What nonviolent actions did they take?
3. Find someone who escaped slavery. What is their story
Not only does Douglass recognize the inadequacy of nonviolent efforts to stop slavery and experience first-hand the power of violence in changing his own circumstances, he also favors others' violence in fighting against slavery.
1. Fredrick Douglas, Maria Stewart, David Ruggles, and Phillip Bell
Explanation:
1. Abolitionists tried to abolish slavery (hence the name) and some of them used violence. Garnet made a famous speech called "Address to the Slaves" (1843) and later Fredrick Douglas joined Maria Stewart, David Ruggles, and Phillip Bell, who all used force.
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Explanation: Williams had been banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for criticizing Puritan leaders and expressing his views on keeping government separate from the church.
