John Brown
Harpers Ferry, Virginia
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it was started by the African slaves. it was like rebellion to there slave-master and mock them at the same time.
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John Brown's goal was to begin a slave rebellion. Harper's Ferry was a Federal arsenal and thus a source for arms for the slave rebellion.
John Brown's raid and capture of the Federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Virginia was a step towards his goal of starting a slave rebellion. The arsenal provided Brown with the weapons needed for the revolt.
He intended to take guns from the arsenal and give them to slaves so that those slaves could start a rebellion and become free.
The antislavery abolitionist John Brown and about 18 of his followers intended to start a slave rebellion. He attacked the Federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia. He took over the arsenal, however, he was unable to start a slave rebellion. He was captured by Union commander at the time of Robert E. Lee. Brown was hung in December of 1859 for treason against the State of Maryland. The charge was odd, in that it would have been seen as treason against the USA as the arsenal was a Federal arms depot.
John Brown attempted to seize the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry in 1859 to instigate a slave rebellion and promote the abolition of slavery in the United States. He believed that capturing the arsenal would provide him with the weapons needed to arm enslaved people and inspire them to rise against their oppressors. Brown viewed this action as a crucial step toward achieving his vision of a free and equal society, but the raid ultimately failed, leading to his capture and execution.
The site of the federal arsenal where a militant abolitionist, John Brown, led the famous raid in 1859 is Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Brown, along with a group of followers, hoped to incite a slave rebellion by seizing weapons from the arsenal. The raid was ultimately unsuccessful, and Brown was captured, tried, and executed.
John Brown led the raid on the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry, Virginia, in October 1859. His goal was to seize weapons and ammunition to arm enslaved people and incite a rebellion against slavery. The raid ultimately failed, and Brown was captured, tried, and executed, but it intensified national tensions over slavery.
The radical anti slavery abolishtionist John Brown was white. He can be called "radical" in that he took over a Federal arsenal to begin a slave rebellion.
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