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1Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stoweby xcprincessls2 termsSeptember 13, 2009
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1wrote uncle tom's cabin32 sets
2author of uncle tom's cabin19 sets
3author of the antislavery novel uncle tom's cabin17 sets
4uncle tom's cabin17 sets
5united states writer of a novel about slavery that advanced the abolitionists' cause (1811-1896)13 sets
6wrote uncle tom's cabin, a book about a slave who is treated badly, in 1852. the book persuaded more people, particularly northerners, to become anti-slavery.8 sets
7wrote "uncle tom's cabin"6 sets
8the author of uncle tom's cabin4 sets
9who wrote uncle tom's cabin?4 sets
10published uncle tom's cabin4 sets
111811-1896. american author and abolitionist. author of "uncle tom's cabin" (1852), which advanced the cause of abolition.3 sets
12author of uncle toms cabin3 sets
13famous author, wrote uncle tom's cabin, first american novel to make real people of african-americans, made the people care3 sets
14united states writer of a novel about slavery that advanced the abolitionists' causes3 sets
15she wrote the abolitionist book, uncle tom's cabin. it helped to crystalize the rift between the north and south. it has been called the greatest american propaganda novel ever written, and helped to bring about the civil war.2 sets
16wrote uncle toms cabin. daughter of preacher& 2nd great awakening major figure lyman beecher. see "uncle toms cabin" daughter of lyman beecher.2 sets
17the auther of uncle tom's cabin2 sets
18person who wrote uncle tom's cabin2 sets
19northern abolitionist that wrote uncle tom's cabin and forever changed the north's view of slavery2 sets
20her novel sold 300,000 copies in the first year2 sets
21author inspired by fugitive slaves to write the antislavery novel, uncle tom's cabin2 sets
22wrote uncle toms cabin tuched the hearts of thousands of northerners. accepted its description of suffering slaves and heartless owners as a true picutre of life in the south. stirred northerners against slavery as nothing else had. south sparked a storm of protests southerners felt that the book misled readers about slavery. made the south more bitter towards abolitionists.2 sets
23author of "uncle tom's cabin"2 sets
24she wrote the abolitionist book, uncle tom's cabin. it helped to crystallize the rift between the north and south. it has been called the greatest american propaganda novel ever written, and helped to bring about the civil war.2 sets
251851 - uncle tom's cabin (president lincoln made the statement to her, "so you are the little woman who wrote the book that started this great war!")2 sets
26wrote anti-slavery book, uncle tom's cabin as a reaction to the fugitive slave law, published in 1852. showed the world of evils and tried to turn readers against it2 sets
27who wrote uncle tom's cabin2 sets
28in 1852 he wrote uncle tom’s cabin about a fugitive slave. it talked badly about the slave act and it targeted slavery and the slave catchers.2 sets
29wrote uncle toms cabin2 sets
30american writer whose antislavery novel uncle tom's cabin (1852) had great political influence and advanced the cause of abolition.2 sets
31american author famous for her antislavery novel, uncle tom's cabin, written before civil war2 sets
32abolitionist who wrote uncle tom's cabin2 sets
33a wisp of a woman and the mother of a half dozen children. published her heartrendering novel uncle tom's cabin, which awakened the north to the wickedness of slavery.2 sets
34a new england woman who wrote uncle tom's cabin1 set
351852. uncle tom's cabin. evils of slavery. lincoln "so this is the little lady who began this big war". slod 10000 copies in first week. aroused sympathy for runaway slaves. hardened north about south's slavery.1 set
36when: 1852; what: wrote uncle tom's cabin, portrayed the evils of the institution of slavery; sold over a million copies (10,000 in first week) in its first eight years and reached millions more through dramatic adaptations. lincoln – "so this is the little lady who made this big war". effect: aroused sympathy for runaway slaves; hardened many northerners against the south's insistence upon continuing slavery1 set
37published "uncle tom's cabin" which described the cruelties1 set
38was an abolitionist, whose novel uncle tom's cabin (1852) depicted life for african-americans under slavery; it reached millions as a novel and play, and became influential in the u.s. and britain.1 set
39(abolitionist) the writer of uncle tom's cabin (book of hardworking slave)1 set
40the author of uncle tom's cabin that told many northeners about how bad slavery is1 set