How did Uncle Tom's Cabin written by Harriet Beecher Stowe contribute to the star of the civil war?

Answer 1

This best-selling novel promoted the Abolitionist agenda in a highly dramatic way, and drew a lot of attention to the Underground Railroad - the safe-house system by which runaway slaves were smuggled into Canada.

It was one of the key developments that raised the temperature of the slavery debate through the 1850's, so that war was inevitable by the end of the decade.

Answer 2

"Uncle Tom's Cabin" by Harriet Beecher Stowe heightened tensions over the issue of slavery by vividly portraying the inhumanity of the institution. The novel helped to provoke conversations around abolition and galvanized support for anti-slavery movements in the North. Its impact on public opinion ultimately played a role in igniting the Civil War.

Answer 3

The novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin" made the general public more sympathetic toward slaves, and thus, more interested in taking action to end slavery.

Answer 4

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