William Lloyd Garrison Outline
Cynthia Fisher
Outline of William Lloyd Garrison
A. Introduction
This part explains exactly who William Lloyd Garrison is. It gives in brief what his work was and why he came into the limelight. The introduction further provideshow he was committed in the civil rights movement, and why"he had been hailed as the voice of anti- slavery movement in the North".
B. Early Life
i. Early Birth
This part of the reflection gives an elaboration where William was born and who are the parents. This section of the study explains the passion that he had as a young boy and how he came to be as an influential figure of that era and today.
ii. As a Printer/Editor
This is the part of the reflection which gives a small explanation of how Garrison came to be a printer, and eventually the editor of The Liberator. It further gives how his popularity went from bad from slaveholders, to popular from another section of society.
C. Relevance of William Lloyd Garrison
i. Prominent Citizen
This explains the role that Garrison had as a citizen and as an author. It is an excellent reflection as it introduces his work as anauthor which contributed to being a citizen ready to help slavery, and eventually women's rights with his written work.
ii. Public Service
This part of the reflection shows how Garrison was so relevant working as a public servant, it led to the New England Anti-Slavery Society', which in due course was renamed as ‘Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society. In, addition, The Liberator, had two thousand subscribers, many of whom were whites. It became very popular in the Northern States. By 1861, its circulation reached Canada and England. The paper also began to be received in different governmental institutions such as White House and Congress as well as in State Legislations and Governor's Houses; it further describes how Garrison public service is relevant today.
D. Conclusion
This is not a biography. Your argument should highlight how society remembers him or her now. The style of project is a multimedia presentation with both audio and video components; however, the medium is up to you. self-guided PowerPoint presentation, or video.
Creativity and effort is encouraged for this assignment. Your submission will be graded on the following:
preparation and submission of a two-page reflection and three to five-minute presentation, ideally based on the outline assignment from Unit VI;
use of a minimum two sources that can be found in the Online Library (at least one from the American History and Life database);
proper APA citations and references for sources used;
content accuracy and avoidance of anachronism.
Here are the parameters: o Must include a visual component - Power Point,
All source requirements must be included in the combination of presentation and transcript o Audi Track is allowed, but not required o Length must fall within a window of three to five minutes - in the case of PowerPoint, slides and audio (if used) should automatically like a taped presentation