His actions convinced the South that the Abolitionists wanted violent revolution, and this drove the two sides even further apart.
John Brown's raid on the Federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry played no role, or has any links to the US Civil War.
John browns raid and election of 1812
He was.
John Brown's raid was an act of treason. Very few people saw any value to Brown's attempt to start a slave revolt. It had no effect on the US Civil War. This can be seen if Brown's raid never happened.
He helped to start the Civil War, and the war brought about the end of slavery.
John Brown's raid at Harpers Ferry was one of a myriad of events that sparked the Civil War. After his execution, John Brown became the country's most polarizing symbol and greatly increased the animosity between the supporters of slavery and the abolitionists. After John Brown, the South became even more fanatical in the defense of slavery. To his supporters, John Brown was a saint who died in the noble cause of ending slavery; to his opponents, he was an insane murderer.
John browns raid and election of 1812
John Brown led raids with abolionists to revlot against salvery. He was a major influnece in the Civil War time, because he used violence to tell how made he was about slavery. John Brown was not an influence at all in the Civil War.
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John Brown
He was.
John Brown didn't stop it. He lead a raid at Harpers Ferry, VA, which some say lead to the War but it really didn't. He was captured and tried and executed for leading a revolt against the country. He was dead BEFORE the war began.
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John Brown
John brown (abolisionist)
His actions helped to spark-off the American Civil War.
The John Brown's war was not a good war it is what sparked the Civil War. This started in the year 1859.
to capture john brown and his men.