The antislavery movement before the 1830s was humble, partially slow, and not well supported. The anti-slavery movement before 1830 was the spark that led to the abolitionist acts after 1830. Abolitionism from 1830 onwards led to a great movement in America. The division of a country occurred, which led to various revolts, the same white men killed each other for the freeing of slaves. Subjugated blacks struggle for a true place in American society under the hands of various abolitionist leaders who gave their all to defend African Americans. They were to be heard across the Union causing division and disruption in a nation on the brink of division. The abolitionist movement after 1830 had a major impact on the nation as a whole with the spark of antislavery acts before 1830 and the failure of this movement, very well expressed and praised leaders and well expressed and poignant anti-slavery propaganda. At the beginning of the 19th century there was the anti-slavery movement which was a failure. These people who fought for the abolition of slavery did not have much support. They were kind and gentle people who argued with an expression of moral disapproval but did not participate in any activities. Organizations were formed to help support the freeing of slaves, but these organizations did not have enough economic support to help with the thousands upon thousands of slaves breeding in America. They managed to free some slaves and tried to bring some of them back to their homelands in Africa, but it was a failure because the amount of money needed to send the Africans back to Africa was a high cost compared to the financial support they had. . There was also resistance from some Afr...... middle of paper ......to what the escaped slaves followed through the Underground Railroad. As well as Harriet Beecher Stowe's famous fictional book, Uncle Tom's Cabin. In Uncle Tom's Cabin Stowe talks about the life of slaves on the plantation. Douglass also publishes an autobiography in which he talks about the horrible life of a slave and how honored he was to have been able to learn to read and write. All this propaganda caused commotion within the union and confederates leading to the war. The abolitionist movement had a greater impact on the nation as a whole than the anti-slavery movement before 1830. This was due to the great support it received in the 1830s from all the leaders who rose up in this period. The commotion caused by all the propaganda published during this movement. As well as the spark left in the nation by the anti-slavery movement in the nation before 1830.