Question
How did Catharine Coffin contribute to the antislavery movement in Indiana? Select all that apply.
(1 point)
Responses
She supported the Underground Railroad in Madison, Indiana.
She supported the Underground Railroad in Madison, Indiana.
She organized a raid to seize weapons and ammunition to protect escaped slaves.
She organized a raid to seize weapons and ammunition to protect escaped slaves.
She ran for political office in hopes of making laws to end slavery.
She ran for political office in hopes of making laws to end slavery.
She provided food, clothing, shelter, and supplies to escaped slaves.
(1 point)
Responses
She supported the Underground Railroad in Madison, Indiana.
She supported the Underground Railroad in Madison, Indiana.
She organized a raid to seize weapons and ammunition to protect escaped slaves.
She organized a raid to seize weapons and ammunition to protect escaped slaves.
She ran for political office in hopes of making laws to end slavery.
She ran for political office in hopes of making laws to end slavery.
She provided food, clothing, shelter, and supplies to escaped slaves.
Answers
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Catharine Coffin contributed to the antislavery movement in Indiana by:
- She supported the Underground Railroad in Madison, Indiana.
- She provided food, clothing, shelter, and supplies to escaped slaves.
These actions were significant in helping escaped slaves and advocating for their rights. The other options involve activities that are not historically attributed to her.
- She supported the Underground Railroad in Madison, Indiana.
- She provided food, clothing, shelter, and supplies to escaped slaves.
These actions were significant in helping escaped slaves and advocating for their rights. The other options involve activities that are not historically attributed to her.