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See all the wonderful things John Stoehr has made

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His failed attempt to loot the armory at Harper's Ferry sparks the beginning of abolition

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Was originally in a newspaper from June 5th, 1851-April 1st,1852

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Harriet Stowe met numerous fugitive or former slaves in Cincinnati, which motivated her to create the article.

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10000 copies were sold in the first week of the book being released. 1.5 copies were sold in one year.

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-changed America's view on slavery
-contributed to the outbreak of the civil war
-resulted in conflict between the south and the north because of different ideas upon slavery

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A quote from the book, made in 1852 by Harriet Beecher Stowe, says "...the enslaving of the African race is a clear violation of the great law which commands us to love our neighbors as ourselves" Harriet realized that she didn't believe in slavery when she employed a fugitive into her house, and after realizing the fugitive was a former slave trying to escape their owner, her brother helped the fugitive escape and took them to Canada to earn their freedom.

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The North and the South were split among each other when trying decide who should represent the Democratic party during the Election. The North chose Stephen Douglas and the South chose John Breckenridge.

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Although Abraham Lincoln did not surpass 50% of the vote, he won more of the population than the other candidates.

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John Brown was captured during the raid and was later hanged, but not before becoming an anti-slavery icon.

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Uncle Tom's Cabin sold 10,000 books in the first week

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He created a 21 man army that successfully took over the federal arsenal in Harpers Ferry.

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Seward was republicans front runner, and was most respected Republican in country

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He wanted to violently overthrow slavery. He led attacks on pro-slavery residents with the help of his sons. He was considered a hero to Northern Extremists.

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The Democratic party was split, as Northerners and Southerners disagreed on slavery. The Southern Democratic party was named the "National Democrat Party"

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He was a radical who decided that the ending of slavery didn't need to wait for diplomacy and rather wanted to weaken slave owners as well as those who would support the owning of slaves by leading a resistance against Southerners with a makeshift army of free slaves.

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While Abraham Lincoln won 180 electoral votes compared to the 123 his opponents won in total, he only received 39.9% of the popular vote, which is considerably less than half.

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Election of 1860:
People were mad because all together, the other three people had more popular votes than Abraham Lincoln.

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Harriet Beecher Stowe grew up around former slaves, and helped her family's servant escape to Canada.

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Once Harriet Beecher Stowe found out her servant was actually a runaway slave afraid of being returned back to slavery, she helped them move to Canada where they would be safe.

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Abraham Lincoln was the US Governments 3rd choice as president. The only reason he was chosen was because the other candidates were on a specific side(for or against slavery) but Lincoln was in the middle making him a better candidate. He was basically a compromise and turned out to be one of Americas greatest Presidents

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The Republican Party opposed slavery in the territories, but supported slavery in the South. It also did not support the Dred-Scott decision. - John Stoehr

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He was a hero to the northern people

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A book that spoke out against slavery and put forth the ideas of equality and freedom for all people.

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in this election abraham lincoln won with 170 electoral votes

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Abe got CA and NY which is totally irrelevant -Gabe's pointless life

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He was a radical abolitionist who believed in the violent over through of the slavery system. He led attacks on pro-slavery residents. Justifying his actions as the will of God.

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John Brown was hung on December 2nd, 1859 during a raid in which he was capturing supplies to arm slaves. He was found guilty against treason.

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Published in 1851 in a newspaper by Harriet Beecher Stowe, Uncle Tom's Cabin contained two first-hand accounts of slavery and demanded the US deliver on the promise of freedom and equality, encouraging abolitionists and contributing to the start of the Civil War.