Question

In addition to making speeches and printing newspapers, many abolitionists

wrote petitions asking Congress to outlaw slavery.
organized armed rebellions in Southern states.
bought enslaved people in order to set them free.
taught young African American children in schools.

Answer 1

A.

Step-by-step explanation:

Slavery was a practice of human slavery in the United States from its founding until the enactment of the Thirteenth amendment in 1835. Many slavery abolitionists started to make public speeches to abolish slavery, printing newspapers, and also by writing petitions to Congress to abolish slavery.

Many abolitionists, including Benjamin Franklin, wrote petitions to Congress. Apart from writing essays, Franklin also wrote a petition on behalf of the Society consisting of abolitionists in 1790.

Therefore, option A is correct.

Answer 2

In addition to making speeches and printing newspapers, many abolitionists wrote petitions asking Congress to outlaw slavery.

Step-by-step explanation:

Abolitionists are those people who support the abolition of slavery. This means that a supporter of the removal of slavery or the emancipation of slaves is called abolitionists.

These abolitionists are supporters of the idea of the abolition of the slave system. They also sought the immediate emancipation of the slaves and the removal of the laws that upheld the slavery system. And they showed their dissent through speeches and printing newspapers while some also wrote petitions to Congress asking for the government to outlaw slavery.

Thus, the correct answer is the first option.