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| African American author of Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World, which called for an immediate end to slavery. |
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| White leader of radical abolition movement based in boston; founded The Liberator in 1831 to work for an immediate end to slavery. |
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| African American abolitionist leader who spoke eloquently(strongly)for abolistion in the US and Britain before the Civil War. |
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| Abolitionist and women's rights advocate before the Civil War; as a former slave, she spoke effectively to white audiences on abolition issues. |
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| "conductor" on the Underground Railiroad, which helped slaves escape to freedom before the Civil War. |
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| Edited the St.Louis observer newspaper. Denounced slavery and called for gradual emancipation. (shot) |
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| African American preacher who led a slave revolt in 1831; captured and hanged after the revolt failed. |
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