Abolitionist or Suffragist?

John Brown was responsible for the deaths of dozens of slave owners, in his quest to end slavery. John Brown is an example of a(n)...

• Abolitionist

• Women's Suffragist

• Both

Elizabeth Cady Stanton wrote the book "Declaration of Sentiments" listing the reasons why women should be able to vote

• Women's Suffragist

• Abolitionist

• Both

Frederick Douglass gave many speeches to American voters with the hopes of electing politicians against slavery

• Abolitionist

• Women's Suffragist

• Both

Harriet Tubman dedicated her life to helping free slaves and end slavery, she would later go on to help freed female slaves be able to vote.

• Abolitionist

• Women's Suffragist

• Both

While she did try and help end slavery, Susan B. Anthony is known by most for her protests gaining women equal rights

• Abolitionist

• Women's Suffragist

• Both

William Lloyd Garrison burnt a copy of the Constitution in Washington, D.C. as a protest trying to gain equal rights for blacks in the South

• Abolitionist

• Suffragist

• Both

Harriet Beecher Stowe, was an author whose book enlightened the North on the treatment of blacks in the South

• Women's Suffragist

• Abolitionist

• Both

Nat Turner

• Abolitionist

• Suffragist

• Both

Abraham Lincoln

• Women's Suffragist

• Both

• Abolitionist