Across
- 3. Sought an immediate end to slavery and establishment of equality for black americans
- 9. a Mass. teacher that advocated for the treatment of the insane
- 11. A fugitive slave that became an abolitionist
- 12. like abolition, temperance and other reforms,______ was an international movement
Down
- 1. thought to be nations most prominent abolitionist
- 2. Merchants who had commercial ties to south and resisted abolitionism
- 4. Organized to encourage colonization of free blacks to Africa
- 5. Harriet Beecher Stowe's antislavery novel
- 6. sisters that were important abolitionists of the time
- 7. a Mass. lawyer and whig politician, served as direction of states board of education
- 8. Rule adopted by House of Reps prohibiting consideration of abolitionists petition
- 10. Abolitionist strategy to end slavery by persuading people that the institution was evil