Cuffe in 1815,
             thinking that free slaves would have a better life if they didn't face
             racial discrimination, took 38 blacks to Africa with him. In 1829, David
             Walker's Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World, endorsed a more
             radical position than anyone before. In 1834, Theodore Weld, a young
             religious man, led a revival among the students at Lane Seminary in
             Cincinnati. Many of the students converted to the doctrine which called
             for immediate emancipation, most of the conservative trustees suppressed
             all anti-slavery legislation. Weld and his followers, then went from to!
             wn to town preaching anti-slavery messages. The Underground Railroad was a
             big key in the fight against slavery. "Conductors" would take slaves on
             the back country roads at night until they either reached the north or
             ...