The goal of william lloyd garrison’s was to build public support for the abolition of slavery.

The correct answer is The Liberator .

The Liberator was an abolitionist magazine created by William Lloyd Garrison during 19th century. This newspaper, started in 1831, was focused on the evils of slavery and how it negatively impacts American society. Within his magazine, Garrison included several different moral and religious arguments showing why slavery should not exist within the United States.

The goal of William Lloyd Garrison’s “The Liberator” was to build public support for the abolition of slavery.

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William Lloyd Garrison was an American writer, protester and social activist well known for his abolitionist newspaper “The Liberator” launched in collaboration with Isaac Knapp in 1831.Among anti-slavery theses and poetries which Garrison issued in “.The Liberator” published an editorial published in 1856 written by a 14-year-girl Anna Dickinson. He published against slavery until the dissolution of slavery by constitutional alteration in 1865.

He was an innovator of the Bible and had constant read and prayed Bible. He was biased against all fixed forms of worship, authority of human government and belief of binding of spirit. At the age of 25, he united with the slavery movement and became a supporter of the “American Colonization Society”. Being an abolitionist he was conscious of the influence the media and amount of Impact it can bring to politics.

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Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: William Lloyd Garrison

Keywords: William Lloyd Garrison, journalist, abolitionist, The Liberator, constitutional alteration, Bible, American Colonization Society, Liberator, Anna Dickinson

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