Famous Abolitionists Review

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Throughout this series, Famous Abolitionists, you have studied the lives and legacies of four of the most famous abolitionists: Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, and Harriet Beecher Stowe.

If you haven't yet studied, or need a refresher on, the previous Famous Abolitionists lessons, find them in the right-hand sidebar under Related Lessons.

Each of these individuals had a different background and ways to protest slavery, but they each had one important thing in common: they desired to see slavery outlawed in the United States. In this lesson, you will review what you have learned about these four abolitionists, research a new abolitionist of your choosing, and finish the abolitionist book you have been completing.

You’ve got a lot to do, so let’s get started! Click on each of the names to review what you have learned about the four abolitionists:

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Now that you have had the opportunity to review what you have learned about these important individuals, move on to the Got It? section to take a quiz and to learn about a new abolitionist of your choosing.