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Female Leaders in the Abolition Movement and their Accomplishments

Harriet Tubman

-Harriet Tubman was a slave who escaped from a plantation in 1849.

-She is the most famous spy for the Underground Railroad who helped free hundreds of slaves to Northern safe houses.

- March 1822 ~ March 10, 1913

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

-Stanton was not only an activist in the Women's Rights Movement but an active supporter of abolition.

-She organized the World Anti~ Slavery Convention.

-November 12, 1815 ~ October 26, 1902

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The Age of Change: Reform Movements of the 1830's

By Jillianzahar

Jillian Zahar