Terminology
A person who advocates or promotes emigration which is the act of leaving one's native country to settle in another
Who is an emigrationist?
Who was the American abolitionist who lead by using radical resistance?
Who was William Lloyd Garrison?
Which act made it so that abolitionists were not protected from recapture, even in the North?
What was the Fugitive Slave Act?
The ideology built on Black self-reliance, economic independence, and racial pride.
What is Black Nationalism?
Who was the abolitionist who coined the famous quote, "If there is no struggle, there is no progress"?
Who was Frederick Douglass?
Which movement sough to protect the institution of slavery by removing free Black people to Liberia?
What was the American Colonization Society Movement?
Who were Anti-Emigrationists?
Who was the wealthy Black shipowner, took action early by financing and transporting 39 African Americans to Sierra Leone in 1815?
Who was Paul Cuffee?
Which movement sought Black sovereignty and liberation?
What was the Emigration Movement?
What was the ideaology that rejected slow persuasion and favored direct action, emancipation, and use of force?
What is radical resistance?
Who was called the 'father of Black Nationalism'—argued in his 1852 book that Black Americans were a 'nation within a nation'?
Who was Martin R. Delany?
What was the name of the speech given by Frederick Douglass during the 23rd Anniversary of the abolishment of slavery in the West Indies?
What was the "West India Emancipation"?
What was the nonviolent strategy seeking to abolish slavery by appealing to the ethical, religious, and moral conscience of enslavers and the public?
What is moral suasion?
What was the name given to the anonymous writer of the 1832 article in The Liberator who strongly advocated for emigration to Mexico?
Who was A Colored Female of Philadelphia?
What was the name of the speech given by Frederick Douglass criticizing how America was celebrating over 75 years of freedom while millions of Black people in America remained enslaved?
The was "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July"?