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his father , Thomas Lincoln(passive) could have been influenced byHis opposition towards slavery
His extraordinary insight and visionresultedin his early opposition to slavery
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Holy Mosesledthe people out of slavery
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The underlying forcescontributedto the growing opposition to slavery
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the English politicianleda campaign against slavery
did so in a wayprovokednorthern opposition against slavery
the specific eventscontributedto the growing opposition to slavery
Harriet Beecher Stowe and Frederick Douglass ... writersledthe way against slavery
the specific events ... some analysis of the topiccontributedto the growing opposition to slavery
Nat Turnerleda rebellion against slavery
Both men ... ableto contributetowards abolishing slavery
the only issuecausingopposition to the deal
who wantedto leada fight against slavery
Uncle Tom 's Cabincausedan uproar over slavery
a normal rebellion of African american citizenswill resultin a uprising opposed to slavery
Tubmanledefforts against slavery
him being charged with murder , treason and conspiracyto leadrebellion against slavery
Exceptional choices in Barcelona in December ... aboutto causeopposition to this president
This plancausesslavery , which is bad
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The churchsetits opposition against slavery
The Republican Partyoriginatedin opposition to slavery
readingdiscoveredhis opposition to slavery
participating factors such as the increase of education and perspective from black abolitionists and writerscausedsuch an opposition to slavery
Maybe this iscausedslavery to begin with
He helpedleadthe anti - slavery
a sense of empathy , a sense of the intrinsic worth of every individualledhim to his opposition to slavery
Summary Introduction FormativeinfluencesOpposition to philosophy
Great Awakeninghas contributedto the anti - slavery
Brownledopponents of slavery
a networksetby opponents of slavery
Jose Leonardo Chirinos ( 1754 - 1796 ) statue in Punto Fijoleduprising against slavery
the same namesetagainst Favour slavery
Nat Turner , Cinque , Denmark Vesey , Harriet Tubman , and Toussaint L'Ouverture(passive) were led byRebellions against slavery
The fearwere designedto undermine Slavery
Lincolndesigneda dislike of slavery
to the Civil Warledto the Civil War
them apart in their church missionssetthem apart in their church missions
in harmful miscegenation to whitesheld ... resultedin harmful miscegenation to whites
him to be dubbed a " Cotton Whigledhim to be dubbed a " Cotton Whig
Taylor to be dubbed a " Cotton WhigledTaylor to be dubbed a " Cotton Whig
people such as himledpeople such as him
the Friendsledthe Friends
to secession and civil warledto secession and civil war
to his election to the presidency in 1860ledto his election to the presidency in 1860
to slavery's abolition in the British Empireledto slavery's abolition in the British Empire
in its abolitionresultedin its abolition
to its abolition within the British Empireledto its abolition within the British Empire
in Britain and Americaresultedin Britain and America
to the abolition of slavery in Upper Canadaledto the abolition of slavery in Upper Canada
to its abolition in the British Empireledto its abolition in the British Empire
to an animosity between the two groupsledto an animosity between the two groups
the southpromptedthe south
certainlysetcertainly
the violence and death of the Civil Warcausedthe violence and death of the Civil War
from demographic changesresultingfrom demographic changes
to his deathledto his death
to the abolition of the British slave tradeledto the abolition of the British slave trade
him to join John Brown in his famous campaign in Kansas and during the Civil Warcausedhim to join John Brown in his famous campaign in Kansas and during the Civil War
to violenceledto violence
in numerous compromises such as the Missouri Compromise of 1820resultingin numerous compromises such as the Missouri Compromise of 1820
The Civil War(passive) was caused byThe Civil War
him to turn from the Democratic to the Republican partycausedhim to turn from the Democratic to the Republican party
to a sensitivity to how women were oppressedoften ledto a sensitivity to how women were oppressed
to the abolition of the British slave trade in 1807 and the abolition of slavery in the British Empire in 1833ledto the abolition of the British slave trade in 1807 and the abolition of slavery in the British Empire in 1833
to the formation of the Republican Partyledto the formation of the Republican Party
howeverledhowever
him to join John Brown in his famous campaign in Kansas andcausedhim to join John Brown in his famous campaign in Kansas and
to increased trade andleadingto increased trade and
inevitablyinfluencedinevitably
him to leave the Democratic party of which he was a member in early lifecausedhim to leave the Democratic party of which he was a member in early life
even the pangs(passive) caused byeven the pangs
to the Civil Warledto the Civil War
which ... to promotewas designedwhich ... to promote
The great and horrible exception(passive) were influenced byThe great and horrible exception
A great dealto resultA great deal