Question

abolitionists cont.... william lloyd _ -journalist: the liberator -argued against slavery harriet beecher stowe: _ ↑ opposition to slavery in the north - ↑ anger of fugitive slave laws womens movement............... most active in the north - tied to _ movement convention - new york (1848) ↑ womens rights:- speak against slavery - voting - divorce - property declaration of sentiments = \all men & women are created equal\ not successful during the antebellum period

Explanation:

William Lloyd Garrison was a prominent abolitionist journalist who published The Liberator. Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin, which increased opposition to slavery in the North and anger over fugitive slave laws. The women's movement in the North was tied to the abolitionist movement, and the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848 was a key event for women's rights, as seen in the Declaration of Sentiments.

Answer:

William Lloyd Garrison; Uncle Tom's Cabin; abolitionist; Seneca Falls