Question

read each statement and select the abolitionist leader(s) being described. advocated for both abolitionism and rights for women: wrote an autobiography about living in slavery in the south: lectured against slavery as part of the american anti - slavery society: was the first african - american woman to win a lawsuit in the united states: done harriet tubman sojourner truth sarah parker remond

Explanation:

1. Advocated for both abolitionism and rights for women: All three figures were known for advocating for both the end of slavery and women's rights.
2. Wrote an autobiography about living in slavery in the South: Sojourner Truth wrote The Narrative of Sojourner Truth, which details her experiences enslaved in New York (a Northern state, but the core experience of slavery aligns; among the options, she is the only one with a published autobiography of enslavement).
3. Lectured against slavery as part of the American Anti-Slavery Society: Sojourner Truth was a prominent lecturer for the American Anti-Slavery Society, and Sarah Parker Remond also gave lectures for the society. Harriet Tubman focused more on direct rescue missions but supported the cause publicly.
4. Was the first African-American woman to win a lawsuit in the United States: Sojourner Truth successfully sued to regain custody of her son in 1828, making her the first African American woman to win such a lawsuit in the U.S.

Answer:

• Advocated for both abolitionism and rights for women: Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Sarah Parker Remond
• Wrote an autobiography about living in slavery in the South: Sojourner Truth
• Lectured against slavery as part of the American Anti-Slavery Society: Sojourner Truth, Sarah Parker Remond
• Was the first African-American woman to win a lawsuit in the United States: Sojourner Truth