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1. At least 29 anti-Tom novels were published before the Civil War.

2. In the first year, 310,000 copies were sold in the U.S.

3. The theme of Uncle Tom's Cabin is the conflict between the evil of slavery and good for Christian spirit.

4. This book was the second best selling novel in the 19th century.

5.Beecher was the first president of Lane Seminary in Cincinnati from 1832 to 1850.

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Why do you think the author of "Did a Novel Start the Civil War" included the picture of the Union artillery on pg.27?

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Why do you think the author of "Did a Novel Start the Civil War" included the picture of the Union artillery on pg.27?

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Clendenning, John. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." World Book Student, World Book, 2018, www.worldbookonline.com/student/article?id=ar574280. Accessed 13 Apr. 2018.

"Stowe, Harriet Beecher." World Book Student, World Book, 2018, /www.worldbookonline.com/student/article?id=ar535280. Accessed 13 Apr. 2018.

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Harriet Beecher Stowe was a women who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin in protest towards anti-slavery. After Uncle Tom's Cabin's publication, she continued to protest. Stowe was a very powerful protester. After the war, she felt satisfied in her novel. "I put them down in words." (visons)

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Why is the authors, tone in  "Did a Novel Start the Civil War" so important?

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Why is the authors, tone in  "Did a Novel Start the Civil War" so important?

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After reading "Did a Novel Start the Civil War", I have a much better understanding about protest towards anti-slavery. I learned a lot of information about a American clergyman named Harriet Beecher Stowe. In her novel, she talked about aiding and assisting runaway slaves a crime in free states. She will forever be remembered as not just a women who wanted slavery to be abolished, but will be remembered by her acts of pure bravery and courage. 

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After reading "Did a Novel Start the Civil War", I have a much better understanding about protest towards anti-slavery. I learned a lot of information about a American clergyman named Harriet Beecher Stowe. In her novel, she talked about aiding and assisting runaway slaves a crime in free states. She will forever be remembered as not just a women who wanted slavery to be abolished, but will be remembered by her acts of pure bravery and courage. 

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Zach=to show the power and weapons they had to defend from the south.

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Dawson- This was to show the scope of the security and the amount of effort put into defending a Union fort from the south on the border.

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Cassidy-To show the amount of protection put into defending the Fort.

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Cassidy-To show the amount of protection put into defending the Fort.

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Dawson- The tone gives you an accurate description of what went on in the minds of those helping the slave cause and what it was truly like.

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it gave you the perspective of the people trying to help the slaves-max

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it gave you the perspective of the people trying to help the slaves-max

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it gave the the lookout of how much people that were protecting the fort-max

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it gave the the lookout of how much people that were protecting the fort-max

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(Lianne)
This was to show the protection and effort of defending the fort.

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Zach- The tone of the article gives you more detail.

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(Lianne)
The tone gives you an ideas about the slaves and what they were feeling.

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Dawson- I like all of your pictures that go along with all of the text.

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Dawson- I like all of your pictures that go along with all of the text.

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(Lianne)                                                                          good job

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(Lianne)                                                                          good job