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1 UNIT 6.4 ABOLITION AND THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD MR LANGHORST

2 ABOLITION – the movement to end slavery
1 ABOLITION – the movement to end slavery

3 2 WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON – abolitionist who publishes a newspaper called The Liberator William Lloyd Garrison

4 The Liberator was printed in Boston
2 The Liberator was printed in Boston Spread the word of the abolition movement in the North

5 3 FREDERICK DOUGLASS – an ex-slave who was an emotional and eloquent abolitionist speaker Frederick Douglass

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7 3 Published a biography of his life to prove he was once a slave and was now a free man

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9 4 SOJOURNER TRUTH – an ex-slave, she was a speaker against slavery Sojourner Truth

10 Sojourner Truth and Abraham Lincoln

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12 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD – a network of people that helped
5 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD – a network of people that helped runaway slaves reach freedom in the North

13 THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

14 THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

15 THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD – hiding places

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19 HARRIET TUBMAN – a former slave who helped
6 HARRIET TUBMAN – a former slave who helped large numbers of slaves to freedom through the underground railroad Harriet Tubman

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21 THE END

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