The Role Of Abolitionists In The Second Great Awakening
Abolitionists fought hard for decades to end slavery. American artists and writers had unique ways to contribute to celebrations of literature and songs. They were interested in improving life conditions for a better society. Many efforts of abolitionists were both political and religious. Religious feelings and ideas were sparked in The Second Great Awakening.
Americans can say that the creating’s of literature and autobiographies revolutionized the slavery time period. American literature included Songs developed to commemorate slave culture. Influential abolitionist texts from people like Frederick Douglass; one of the most powerful speakers for abolitionism all participated to convince people that slavery was not right. There were several
Americans can say that the creating’s of literature and autobiographies revolutionized the slavery time period. American literature included Songs developed to commemorate slave culture. Influential abolitionist texts from people like Frederick Douglass; one of the most powerful speakers for abolitionism all participated to convince people that slavery was not right. There were several