The document discusses the abolition movement and the Underground Railroad. It outlines key abolitionists like William Lloyd Garrison who published the abolitionist newspaper The Liberator, Frederick Douglass who was an ex-slave and influential abolitionist speaker, and Sojourner Truth who was also an ex-slave and speaker against slavery. It also describes the Underground Railroad, a network that helped runaway slaves escape to freedom in the North, with Harriet Tubman playing a pivotal role in helping large numbers reach freedom through this system.

1. ABOLITION AND THE Mr Roberts UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

2. ABOLITION – the movement to end slavery 1

3. WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON – abolitionist who publishes a newspaper called The Liberator 2 William Lloyd Garrison

4. The Liberator was printed in Boston 2 Spread the word of the abolition movement in the North

5. FREDERICK DOUGLASS – an ex-slave who was an emotional and eloquent abolitionist speaker 3 Frederick Douglass

7. Published a biography of his life to prove he was once a slave and was now a free man 3

9. SOJOURNER TRUTH – an ex-slave, she was a speaker against slavery 4 Sojourner Truth

10. Sojourner Truth and Abraham Lincoln

12. UNDERGROUND RAILROAD – a network of people that helped 5 runaway slaves reach freedom in the North

13. THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

14. THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

15. THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD – hiding places

19. HARRIET TUBMAN – a former slave who helped 6 large numbers of slaves to freedom through the underground railroad Harriet Tubman

21. THE END