question archive Core Objective Journal: Antebellum Social ReformRefer to the Of the People textbook, at the end of chapter 11, beginning on page S11-3
Core Objective Journal: Antebellum Social ReformRefer to the Of the People textbook, at the end of chapter 11, beginning on page S11-3
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Core Objective Journal: Antebellum Social ReformRefer to the Of the People textbook, at the end of chapter 11, beginning on page S11-3. You will find document 11.2, "William Lloyd Garrison, Excerpt from the First Issue of The Liberator (1831)" and document 11.4, "Angelina Grimke, Excerpt from An Appeal to the Women of the Nominally Free States (1838)."Please read both documents, then write an entry in the Core Objective Journal that answers the following questions:1. Compare Grimke's rhetoric concerning slavery to Garrisons.2. To what extent does Grimke use contemporary gender expectations in her arguments?3. In what ways, and to what extent, do Garrison and Grimke appeal to the values of personal responsibilty and/or social responsibility, in their respective writings?
