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- 5. This crop dominated the American economy for over a century
- 6. Garrison and Douglass debated about whether this document allowed slavery to exist in our country.
- 9. What slaves did in order to protest slavery; could be violent or passive.
- 12. A lot of the cotton grown in the south was shipped through this large city in Louisiana.
- 13. This abolitionist believed in immediate abolition through peaceful measures. He also despised the Constitution.
- 14. ________ resistance was used by slaves and it was difficult to detect by their masters because it was peaceful
- 15. Opponents to immediate abolition believed in _______ abolition; Slowly ending slavery.
- 16. In 1860, ____ million enslaved people lived in the United States.
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- 1. Vocab term for completely ending slavery in the United States
- 2. Large estates farmed by many slaves. Owners would hire overseers to monitor slave activity.
- 3. This European nation used Southern cotton in their textile factories
- 4. This abolitionist believed in immediate abolition and he didn't have an issue using violence. He was as a former slave.
- 7. This runaway slave escaped to the north, but she made 20 return trips along the underground railroad to free other slaves.
- 8. Both Garrison and Douglass had their own _________, where they'd publish articles about the abolition movement.
- 10. Nat ________ led a group of slaves throughout the south. They killed more than 50 white Southerners.
- 11. This invention increased the speed of processing cotton. This lead to an increased need of cotton to supply this machine.