Extreme abolitionists did more harm than good because they
tended towards extreme militancy, and with their use of virulent words, the extreme
abolitionists turned off Southerners to their cause. This did more harm than
good, first to the slaves, then also the abolition cause in general.
I think they can, because depending on how much the person has to offer it can provide tough facts for political viewpoints.
Frederick Douglass<span> was born in February 1817 on the eastern shore of Maryland. ... slaves out to </span>others<span>, decided to send Douglass to Baltimore, Maryland, to live with ... beat and mistreat slaves until they </span>gave<span>up and did whatever they were told. ... his </span>speeches<span> were well thought out and forceful, and he was able to </span>inspire<span> </span>
<span>smothered from all of the various tasks that come up day to day. She works at two different jobs and thus has very little time to complete all of the little things. Even something as simple as doing the laundry puts a lot of stress on her.</span>
Answer:
Are responsible family members.
Respect and obey the laws of the land.
Respect the rights and property of others.
Are loyal to their country and proud of its ccomplishments.
Take part in and improve life in their communities.
Take an active part in their government.
Use natural resources wisely
He is not afraid of death.
He is always hopeful and never loose hope.
He protect his country from its enemies.
