Which of the following men was a militant abolitionist who was hanged?

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John Brown was a militant abolitionist who was hanged. He began his work with the abolitionist movement as a speaker and in the Underground Railroad. However, as the 19th century progressed with little discernible improvement in the status of slaves, he became increasingly militant. Like other militant abolitionists-such as David Walker-Brown came to believe that slavery had to be stopped at any cost, so Brown murdered 5 pro-slavery settlers in Kansas in 1854. He would then go on to raid a federal arsenal in 1859 as part of his plan to incite an armed insurrection among the slaves in the South. He was hanged for his participation in this raid.

Which of the Following Men Was a Militant Abolitionist Who