1. From Uncle Toms Cabin. American Protest Literature.

Cambridge, MA: Belknap

of Harvard UP, 2006. Print
The story began with a mother who was a slave escaped from south and her
conservation with the hosts. She explained why she escaped because it seemed no
reason for her to escape for her masters treated her good. Then from the story
introduced to the perspective of political, it suggested senator to do for justice.
Then it was a dialogue between two boys, when they discussed their country. One
of the boys idea was it was not my country here because the country did not
protect him but slaved him. And he would fight for his liberty. Lastly, it was a
cruel reality that everyday tragedies happened under the laws and the religion. For
Northern people, it was not only thing they could do like denounce their brethren
to South, they could look to the evil among themselves. They also could do more
practical efforts to help the salves.
It is a useful source. It is monologue so it is unique.
Yes. This can be the most reliable and important proof of anti-slavery movement
from the viewpoint of slave.

2. "Eden: A Sex Slave's Story." Investik8. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 June 2014.
This article was a monologue from one of the victims of sex slave in American. It
wrote in first point of view, and described all the truth happened in the sex slave
camp. It was a story about a sex slave escaped the camp successfully and paid too
much price for doing it. It described the evil of the sex slave happened in US
which was the most powerful country in the world. And this was unbelievable
even the victim thought she was not in US when she sent to the camp. It let people
to know the reality of sex slave and there were sex slave existed in US. It appealed
people to fight for justice.
Somehow useful. It widens the information more.
It can be the additional information of the anti-slavery movement nowadays.

3. From Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. American Protest Literature.
Cambridge, MA: Belknap of Harvard UP, 2006. Print
The article was a monologue about an escaped slave. She was a slave from her
master, and hided in her grandmothers house that people all thought she was in
Free states. This story recorded the life of the slave in her little den. She suffered,
she endured many pains, and otherwise she gained some hope from her children.
Through the endless struggle, she asked people her ultimately questions. She
doubted about her belief before about the justice.
This was a useful source, a slave story from first point of view. It had some
common points than the readings before. I could combine them together. It
supported the information of escaped slave.
Yes. I thought it was useful source related to the modern slave. The common
points were they were struggle and wanted to escape from the tragedy. I could do
comparisons about them.

4. From Disposable People: New slavery in the global Economy. American Protest
Literature. Cambridge, MA: Belknap of Harvard UP, 2006. Print
This article told people that how the author changed who did not believe there was
slaves existed today. He told people his own experience and used many other
examples to prove that it was very important to stop illegal slavery. Also, he gave
people clear data about slaves. People might surprise by there still a lot of slaves
existed today.
It was useful. It proved that many slaves today, and what types were they. It was
an introduction of modern slavery. It gave me the newest information about
slavery.
Yes, this was helpful. I could use it as evidences, and there were some important
data. I could cite them as an intro, and there were many good theories about why
people need to stop slavery immediately. It gave me statistic and moral basement.

5. Wikipedia contributors. "Abolitionism in the United States." Wikipedia, The Free
Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 21 May. 2014. Web. 20 Jun.
2014.
This wiki page explained all kinds of anti-slavery happened in US, from political,
literature, raids, female and etc. different kinds of point views. It also could be the
introduction and history about the anti-slavery movement. Also it covered
different states when they abolish slavery and their regulations for achieved it.
Yes. It is very useful. I think this is the frame of the history, it is more general. It is
reliable because it cited many reliable resources.
This could be my frame of the final presentation project. And I just added detail
on it, let it become more fully.

6. "The Abolitionist Movement." YouTube. YouTube, n.d. Web. 21 June 2014.
This is much like the video version of the wiki. It covers most of the information
in Wiki. It introduces the famous abolitionists in history and explains what
abolitionist movement is. Also, it explained different kinds of views about
abolitionist movement and in that period every group of peoples contribution to
abolitionist movement.
This is useful. Other than other resources, this one is video and make people easily
understand and more interesting.
I think I may make a video for my project too. Its the idea that inspired by this
video. I may learn his way of video to make my own video.

7. Prison Letters. American Protest Literature. Cambridge, MA: Belknap of Harvard
UP, 2006. Print
This is the sum of the last letters from John Brown written in prison. He is not
talking about the injustice of the world and the government, but he truly believe
God and talk to his family not be ashamed about his crime and believe God. It is
an article full of hatred, but an article with forgiveness and love. In his last period
of life, he seems to transform from a violence image to a Christ-like image. He
used Jesus Christs quote as May God forgive them, for they know not what they
do. The power of these letters are everlasting, not a period of influence like his
violence movements, but really express his belief on abolitionist movement.
This is useful. It is very touching and emotional.
Also, this can be reliable. Because the author wrote it in sober.