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Harriet Beecher Stowe received criticism from the Americans that believed in slavery during this time. Harriet did not agree with the social segregation between the Africans and Americans. She also received many criticisms from the creation of her novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Many people in this time thought slavery was useful rather than harmful. Harriet disagrees, which is why her novel was created.

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Harriet published an antislavery book to improve American life. The novel is called "Uncle Tom's Cabin" or "Life Among the Lowly." It was published on March 20, 1852. It gave many details about the slavery system across the nation. She witnessed the runaway slaves traveling through the Underground Railroad in the southern states. Her reforms on American society made Northerners abolish slavery.

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Successes Harriet had in Promoting Reform

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Successes Harriet had in Promoting Reform

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Even though many people did not like her novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin," it made people rethink their actions toward slavery. Her novel was not only popular in the United States, but also around the world. Harriet Beecher Stowe made many points in her novel, but one main point was that slavery is a sin. Her religious point in her novel really changed the society around her. Harriet's novel was to communicate the pain and suffering of slaves. She reformed society not only around her, but to many places around the world. She spread awareness to many people during this time period.

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Harriet's Work Made her an Interesting Historical Figure

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Harriet's Work Made her an Interesting Historical Figure

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Harriet's antislavery book might have created controversy in the beginning, but as some time passed, her novel became popular and totally reformed society. The novel caused the northern people to be more aware of slavery happening in their area.

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Harriet was determined to change American society and the slave system. Her publishing of her novel made her a noteworthy historical figure because it created change in the world. Even though there is still controversy in the world today, Harriet took the step to change controversy and the slave system in 1852.

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A modern day reformer equivalent to Harriet Beecher Stowe would be Martin Luther King Jr. Even though he reformed the United States in 1968, his actions still speak to many people today. His leadership, confidence, and determination is very similar to Harriet's. They both were determined to end slavery and to end segregation. Martin Luther King Jr. will be remembered for many years for his incredible actions, as well as Harriet Beecher Stowe. If it wasn't for their actions in history, we wouldn't be as strong as we are today.