Summary for Chapter 9 - “Let Your Motto Be Resistance”
Summary:
This chapter discuss the causes for the militancy among black and white abolitionist. Additionally this chapter clarifies the role of African Americans in the antislavery movement. Despite the fact that there were white people that were one hundred percent anti slavery, there still was a lot of black people that felt as though they were a still the oppressors. The African Americans that had an upper hand, those that did speeches such as Henry Highland Garnet spoke upon resistance, and the immediate abolition of slavery. There were also some African Americans believe that African-American migration and nationalism was the best means to realize black aspirations. On the other hand you have most black abolitionist that disagreed with that outlook, but instead, insisting the aim of freedom in the United States. (130 words)

Key Points:
The American Anti-Slavery Society was considered as the umbrella organization for immediate abolitionists during the 1830s and the main Garrison organization after 1840. It was the most important organization of the 1830s. This movement was dedicated to quick, unpaid emancipation and equal rights for African Americans in the United States. This organization was major help towards abolition of slavery. (59 words)
During the 1830s the AASS adopted a reform based on moral suasion. moral suasion is a tactic endorsed by the American Anti-Slavery Society during the 1830s. it appealed to slaveholders and others to support immediate emancipation on the basis of Christian principle. Moral suasion, or in other words moral persuasion, worked on trying to persuade on the basis of their Christian conscience, that slaveholding was a sin and a crime that took African Americans freedom of conscience they needed to save their souls. (83 words)
Henry Highland Garnet was a man that took