Methods Of Aboliolists Flashcards

(11 cards)

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What method involved stopping the purchase of goods produced by slave labour?

A

Boycotting goods produced by slave labour

This method was used to apply economic pressure on slave owners.

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Who wrote pamphlets and newspaper articles calling for abolition?

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Various abolitionists

This method was crucial for spreading awareness about the issues of slavery.

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What type of merchandise did abolitionists create to show support for their cause?

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Campaign merchandise

This included badges and brooches with the abolitionist logo.

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What legal action did abolitionists take against slave-owners and traders?

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Brought legal cases

This included significant cases like the Somerset case.

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Who shared first-hand experiences of former slaves to promote abolition?

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Freed slaves like Ottobah Cugoano and Olaudah Equiano

Their autobiographies were instrumental in humanizing the issue of slavery.

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What artistic methods did abolitionists use to promote their cause?

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Used songs and poems

This included works by poets like William Cowper.

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Who produced badges and brooches with the abolitionist logo?

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Josiah Wedgewood

His work helped raise awareness and support for the abolitionist movement.

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What was the impact of Hannah More’s encouragement to boycott sugar?

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By 1792, 300,000 people had joined the boycott

This demonstrates the effectiveness of collective action in the abolitionist cause.

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9
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What did John Newton publish in 1788?

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Thoughts upon the African Slave Trade

This publication was influential in changing public opinion about slavery.

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What was the outcome of the 1772 Somerset case?

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Slavery was ruled illegal in England

Granville Sharp was a key figure in this landmark legal decision.

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What anti-slavery poem did William Cowper publish in 1788?

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Pity for Poor Africans

This poem contributed to the anti-slavery discourse of the time.

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