What caused many northerners to be more aware of the human cost of slavery

Answer: "The Novel Uncle Tom's Cabin"

Explanation:

Harriet Beecher Stowe

In 1851, she began publishing her novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin serially in The National Era, an anti-slavery newspaper published in Washington, DC. The book sold 300,000 copies in the US in the first year of its publication, and an estimated 1,000,000 in the United Kingdom. Except for the Bible, it is estimated that it outsold every other book published in English during the nineteenth century.

The book humanized slavery to its readers. The characters were believable, the incidents neither better nor worse than reported in other sources, and the plot appealing to the tastes of the era. Now when people heard about slaves, they thought of Uncle Tom and Eliza, people about whom they cared.

- Original post from Jim Wayne, B.A. from Duke University (1967)

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Much of goldings experiences in life shaped him and this novel. True or false?

What is a Mercantile System

A. A belief that a country should be the strongest military

B. A system in which trade is fair and equal between all countries

C. A belief that a favorable balance of trade between its colonies and other countries can allow a country to grow wealthier and more powerful

D. A system in which the colonies make all of the finished products for the belief of the mother country​

what was so unique about the dwellings of the ancient anasazi tribe?

the word atom comes from the greek word atomos which means

Which text in this excerpt from Twenty Years at Hull House by Jane Addams demonstrates the lack of concern for poor immigrant communities that was frequently shown by politicians and others with influence?

[-One of the striking features of our neighborhood twenty years ago, and one to which we never became reconciled, was the presence of huge wooden garbage boxes-] fastened to the street pavement in which the undisturbed refuse accumulated day by day. The system of garbage collecting was inadequate throughout the city, but it became the greatest menace in a ward such as ours, where the normal amount of waste was much increased by the decayed fruit and vegetables discarded by the Italian and Greek fruit peddlers, and by the residuum left over from the piles of filthy rags which were fished out of the city dumps and brought to the homes of the rag pickers for further sorting and washing...



[-It is easy for even the most conscientious citizen of Chicago to forget the foul smells of the stockyards and the garbage dumps-], when he is living so far from them that he is only occasionally made conscious of their existence, but the residents of a Settlement are perforce constantly surrounded by them. During our first three years on Halsted Street, we had established a small incinerator at Hull-House, and [-we had many times reported the untoward conditions of the ward to the city hall.-] We had also arranged many talks for the immigrants, pointing out that although a woman may sweep her own doorway in her native village and allow the reuse to innocently decay in the open air and sunshine, [-in a crowded city quarter, if the garbage is not properly collected and destroyed, a tenement-house mother may see her children sicken and die-], and that the immigrants must therefore not only keep their own houses clean, but must also help the authorities to keep the city clean.

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Do you think nationalism had anything to do with the decolonization of Africa?​

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What happens when a state law disagrees with a federal law?

a compromise is reached

the federal law stands

the law is dismissed

the state law stands

what were the approximate latitude and longitude boundaries of the united states after the Louisiana Purchase?

Who created the first aircraft

The vision of America as a country of yeoman farmers is most often associated with...
A.Benjamin Franklin
B.Thomas Jefferson
C.Alexander Hamilton
D.George Washington

what is the message of this political cartoon

What are the key differences between Abraham Lincoln's and Andrew Johnson's plans for Reconstruction?

the medieval period is generally thought to begin with what event?

describe the world in spatial terms

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Which development during the late Middle Ages laid the foundation for
capitalism in Europe?
O A. The decline of the consumer market
B. The decline of the agricultural economy
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C. The decline of joint stock companies
OD. The decline of colonialism
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Which of the following does Lee call on the First Continental Congress to do?
O A. to seek alliances with foreign nations
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B. to organize an army among the colonies
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C. to support the Parliament over the monarchy
D. to stockpile arms to conduct their revolution

which of these countries was formed or became independent in the 1990s?

how frequently do you think lynchings took place, based on this quote?

How do you think the French people felt about the restoration of the pre-revolutionary government?

Help me with my WW1 history assignment please ;-;

2. Samuel Adams and the radical Sons of Liberty were desperately looking for another Boston Massacre-
type event to catalyze American resistance. The Tea Act provided just such an opportunity.
When three tea-laden cargo ships landed in Boston Harbor, Sam Adams led a group of 150 colonists
dressed as Mohawk Indians to the docks. The men boarded the ships, smashed the crates and dumped
tea into the water. By the end of the night, the Boston Tea Party had destroyed $70,000 worth of British
tea. It was a powerful message to the British. King George of England took it to be an act of defiance.
"The die is now cast. he told his prime minister. The colonies must either submit or triumph."
What is the purpose of the underlined sentences in the passage?
A. to explain the king's relationship to his B. to support the claim that King George didn't
prime minister
care about the Boston Tea Party or the
colonists in America
C. to hint that the Boston Tea Party was going
to set off a larger conflict between the
colonies and England
D. to provide a detail about the type of board
games King George liked to play

PLEASE HURRY IM BEING TIMED How did the plague affect trade?

O Trade declined throughout the outbreak of the plague.

O Trade increased throughout the outbreak of the plague.

Trade grew at the start of the outbreak and then declined toward the end.

Trade declined at the start of the outbreak and then grew toward the end.

too many disloyal Anglos, not enough settlers from Mexico

How did the return of Charles II to the English throne affect the American colonies?

Looking at her report, Jennifer realizes that her bank raised the rate on her last
balance. Which federal legislation can she refer to in order to challenge her
bank?
O The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
O The Fair Credit Reporting Act
O The Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act
O The Truth in Lending Act

When is it ok for a country to go to war?

Which assembly adopted the Declaration of Independence?

In your opinion, what was the most consequential result of Pontiac’s uprising?

¿ en la actualidad dónde hay guerras en el mundo?​