KnowraAmerican Colonization SocietyLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to American Colonization Society, each with the reason it gives.All 13Related 9Compared with 4Second Great AwakeningRelated: Some evangelical reformers supported colonization as a response to slavery, though Black leaders widely opposed it.Abolitionism in the United StatesCompared with: Its gradualist colonization program differed from abolitionists demanding emancipation in the United States.William Lloyd GarrisonCompared with: Garrison rejected colonization as unjust and opposed its gradualist approach to slavery.American Anti-Slavery SocietyCompared with: Its gradualist and colonization program differed sharply from the society’s demand for immediate emancipation and Black rights.LiberiaRelated: It organized the migration that established the colony preceding Liberia.Edward Wilmot BlydenRelated: Its settlement project created the Liberian society Blyden later sought to reform and unify.John BrownCompared with: Brown opposed colonization schemes that treated Black Americans’ removal as a solution to slavery.Monrovia (Liberia)Related: The society sponsored the settlement that established Monrovia.Americo-LiberiansRelated: It organized and financed the settlement that became Liberia.Lyman BeecherRelated: Beecher supported colonization, a reform position that diverged sharply from immediate abolitionism.Matthew Fontaine MauryRelated: Maury supported colonization, a position that complicates celebrations of his scientific achievements.Joseph Jenkins RobertsRelated: The society sponsored the settlement whose administration Roberts joined.History of LiberiaRelated: It organized the settlement that became Liberia, combining Black emigration with white-led colonization aims.