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The Underground Railroad begins
Slaves begin escaping -
The temperance movement begins
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Abolitionists become more heard of
Riots and conventions take place -
Anti Slavery Society is founded
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Great Britian abolishes slavery in colonies
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Frederick Douglas escapes slavery and goes to New York
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An institute is created for slaves
This is a safe place for them to go while they adjust to freedom -
Senca Falls Convention
People start to agree including some men resulting in women's rights to be expanded slowly in some states -
Alliance is formed with abolitionists and feminists
Slaves publish stories and the congress passed fugitive slave act -
Harriet Tubman escapes
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First probation law is passed
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Second Women Convention
Soon women are able to publish in the newspaper -
13 states enact the probation of alcohol
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Civil War Begins
Underground railroad and sufferage act on pause -
14th ademendment is ratified
Citizenship rights and equal protection of the laws -
Important people start to join the temperance movement
in 1869 and 1917 which caused other people who looked up to the famous people to join also -
The Underground Railroad ends
The 15th amendment is passed, African American men can vote -
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Change is on the rise
Women's rights begin to expand everywhere and the 19th Amendment is under ratification (women can vote)
The probation begins -
Change has arrived!
Women can vote and the resistance of substance has become important -
End of Prohibition for Alcohol