Abolitionism In The 1920's

One of the type of abolitionism was Gradualist, where it accepts black inferiority in attempts to end slavery in a measured pace by freeing slaves and establishing them in colonies in Africa. Unfortunately, the colonization failed, only sending 1,400 freed slaves to Africa in the 1920’s while the American slave population grew by 700,000 in the same decade. Another sort of abolitionism was Immediatist, a denunciation that slavery is a sin where it forced immediate steps to end slavery. Only a few organizations existed like the American Anti-Slavery Society and the Liberty Party containing limited financial resources. Members have grown to a total of 200,000 by 1840. However, the American Anti-Slavery Society had broken up due to the issue of