Abolition

Welcome to Questions LLC's "Abolition" category! Here, we delve into the complex and thought-provoking topic of abolition, exploring various aspects and perspectives surrounding this important subject. Abolition refers to the abolishment of institutional practices, systems, or structures that perpetuate oppression, inequality, and injustice. This category aims to provide a platform for inquisitive minds to ask questions, gain deeper insights, and engage in meaningful discussions about abolition and its implications across different fields, such as social justice, law enforcement, education, and more. Whether you are seeking to broaden your understanding, challenge existing notions, or contribute your own perspectives, we encourage you to explore the intriguing questions and diverse viewpoints in this category.

Questions (24)

in 1820 a series of measures were put in place to improve the conditions of slaves was called
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use the real life example of abolition.
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in their fight for abolition what did the grimke sisters realize?
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2. asked by sofia
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In their for abolition, what did the Grimke sisters realize?
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2. asked by your mom ada
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What was the most radical approach to abolition? Was this approach put into action?
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2. asked by Jenna
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And their fight for abolition what did the Grimke sisters realize? -Women lacked full political and social rights, - temperance
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6 of 106 of 10 Items20:09 Question Frederick Douglass William Lloyd Garrison Sojourner Truth All of these were prominent names
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2. asked by zaynab
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Frederick Douglass was an advocate forResponses A abolition.abolition. B conservation.conservation. C prohibition.prohibition. D
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2. asked by zaynab
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Wilberforce 1789 abolition speech"by William Wilberforce The number of deaths speaks for itself, and makes all such enquiry
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Wilberforce 1789 abolition speech"by William Wilberforce The number of deaths speaks for itself, and makes all such enquiry
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Which statement best describes the scene shown here?(1 point) Responses An enslaved family is being sold at an auction. An
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2. asked by ski
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"Wilberforce 1789 abolition speech" by William Wilberforce The number of deaths speaks for itself, and makes all such enquiry
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"Wilberforce 1789 abolition speech"by William Wilberforce The number of deaths speaks for itself, and makes all such enquiry
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2. asked by Hana
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In their fight for abolition, what did the Grimké sisters realize?(1 point) A-Women lacked full political and social rights.
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2. asked by trippie
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In their fight for abolition, what did the Grimké sisters realize?(1 point) Responses Women lacked full political and social
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2. asked by VOLTRON.
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"Wilberforce 1789 Abolition Speech"by William Wilberforce When I consider the magnitude of the subject which I am to bring
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2. asked by Failing Math lol
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In their fight for abolition, what did the Grimké sisters realize?(1 point) Responses Women lacked full political and social
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White men are shown standing in a large room with a stage. Black people stand and sit on the stage, and a white man on the stage
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2. asked by oliver
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Use the image to answer the question.Question Which statement best describes the scene shown here?(1 point) Responses Enslaved
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Frederick DouglassWilliam Lloyd Garrison Sojourner Truth All of these were prominent names were figures in WHICH social
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Frederick DouglassWilliam Lloyd Garrison Sojourner Truth All of these were prominent names were figures in WHICH social
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In their fight for abolition, whatdid the Grimké sisters realize? (1 point) Women lacked full political and social rights.
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#21After the Dred Scott decision, Frederick Douglass said he sought to have Americans live up to the principles of the
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What method did Harriet Tubman use to promote abolition?Responses She published an abolitionist newspaper. She published an
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