Abolition Reform

YEAH!
Meanwhile, in the north...
Slavery has been an ideal for too long! We must end it!
These people are suffering. They are humans who had their rights stripped.
America needs to evolve past slavery! We are supposed to be free!
In late 1700s America, slavery was widely accepted and used across the country.
Not only that, but it greatly impacts the economy since the Slave Trade was stopped.
We have dealt with slavery long enough! It is time for change!
Slavery is unethical!
In the early 1800s, the rise of the Cotton Kingdom causd a greater demand from southern farms, and cheap slavery labor was seen as the best way to go.
The life of the nation is only secure while the nation is honest, thoughtful, and virtuous.
Eventually, people in the north calledabolitionists began to question slavery and created organizations against it.
If the abolitionists can fight for what they think is right, so can we!
Yeah!
As the mid-1800s began, many anti-slavery movements had sparked and many Americans, most in the north, believed that slavery should be ended.
Many famous figures rose from this reform. One would be Frederick Douglass who spoke in public and created his own newspaper.
This reformation of slavery sparked other reformations such as the Woman's Rights Movement. It also helped form ideas that eventually did lead to the abolition of slavery.