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What was George Harris definiton of freedom In Uncle Tom's Cabin?
In "Uncle Tom's Cabin," George Harris defines freedom as the right to control one's own life and make choices without interference or oppression from others. He views freedom as the ability to live a dignified and self-determined existence, free from the shackles of slavery.
How did the southerns make money?
cotton rice tobacco indigo and good fish
What demands did southerns democrats make in the compromise 1877?
To regain control of southern politics
How did congress make certain that southerns states followed the laws of Reconstruction?
such monkey balls......
What did the north think about the book 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'?
Harriet Beecher Stowe chose a great time in history in which she published Uncle Tom's Cabin. It happened to be during the time of the passing of the Fugitive Slave Laws. The Fugitive Slave Laws were made because of all the slaves that were fleeing from the South and escaping to the North which was "free land." The Fugitive Slave Laws state that if any slaves have escaped to the North they must be captured by a Northerner and returned to the South. This infuriated the North even more. The South at first felt that Uncle Tom's Cabin was supportive of slavery because they felt as though someone had captured their beliefs of slavery and put it into a story that told the life of a slave master and a slave. The south believed that they were bettering the lives of the slaves and that they should have to right to make their own decisions. The North finally understood the evils of slavery. The South finally understood that Harriet was writing a book that went against their beliefs and led them to despise her. Despite her pleas to the South stating that she was not intentionally targeting them, but trying to give people a visualization of how awful and uncaring slavery is, the southerners still felt as though she was attacking at their way of life. The North supported Harriet greatly after the publishing of Uncle Tom's Cabin.(the answer above is not mine, i just used it as a reference)Here is my essay i had to write for school:PLEASE NO PLAGERIZINGFeel free to edit any mistakes or grammer issuesUncle Tom's Cabin ResponsePrompt: Why did the novel Uncle Tom's Cabinhave such an impact on both the north and the south after being published in 1852?Topic: The novel Uncle Tom's Cabin had such an impact on the north and the south after being published in1852 because it opened the eyes of all the people and stirred up such strong emotions, that it made both sides want to do something about what they believed.Support: Uncle Tom's Cabin was written during the passing of The Fugitive Slave Laws, (which stated that if any slaves have escaped to the North, a Northerner must capture them and return them to the South)which then made the north even more infuriated after they read thenovel.Illustration: In Harriet's book, she lays out 3 different plantations, (The Shelby's, The St. Clare's, and Simon Legree's) so the readers would understand all the different lifestyles of the slaves; Ms. Stowe uncovers the secrets the south was disguising in order that the north may believe that slavery wasn't so bad and that the slaves had good lives because they had plenty of food, a roof over their heads and "good treatment".Relevance: The north finally understood the evils of slavery.Support: The South was appalled when Harriet Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin was published because they believed that they were bettering the lives of the slaves and that slaves should have had no right to make their own decisions, because they had no moral value or importance ;( therefore implying that blacks were not human).Illustration: The writer shows this on Simon Legrees plantation, where Mr. Simon Legree slaps Tom, and orders him and all the slaves around as if they were dogs, along with the punishment Tom receives (for refusing to beat another slave); he was hung shirtless by his hands on a cross, (with rope, not nails)and flogged until practically dead.Relevance: The southerners finally understood that Harriet was writing a book that went completely against their beliefs, revealing everything that the south had suppressed from the north for so long.Conclusion: Dont have one yet
Why would white southerns pass laws that controlled the movement of African Americans?
To make it equally
What specific events helped to make slavery an issue of public debate?
There were several events that took place that made slavery an issue of public debate throughout the United States. The publishing of Uncle Tom's Cabin brought awareness to the harsh conditions and treatment in which slaves were being treated. This made people in the free states view the inhumane conditions of slavery. The invention of the cotton gin made people in the south require more slaves as a means of operating these machines.
What did Uncle Tom's Cabin have to do with US Civil War?
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" by Harriet Beecher Stowe was a novel that depicted the harsh realities of slavery, influencing public opinion and contributing to the anti-slavery sentiment in the North. It heightened tensions between the abolitionist North and pro-slavery South, ultimately playing a role in the lead up to the US Civil War.
What characteristics does the author use to make Uncle Tom Christ-like?
The author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Harriet Beecher Stowe, uses several characteristics to depict Uncle Tom as Christ-like, including his patience, forgiveness, kindness, and sacrificial nature. Uncle Tom is a symbol of enduring faith, compassion, and selflessness, embodying many of the qualities associated with Jesus Christ in the Christian faith.
How can you make a sentence about spring with cabin in it?
A cabin hadn't been used all threw spring.
Can you have a window in a log cabin?
Yes, they still make log cabin houses, and they have everything other houses do
Can I get a small freezer for a vacation cabin?
You can get a small freezer, but make sure your cabin has a good supply of power.
