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Eliza and Geroge are sterotyped by accepting that they are slaves and accepting their role in an unfair society. 

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At this time, all slaves were considered to be complacent with slavery. The fight was "beat" out of them, and Mr. Shelby's slaves seemed to just accept their slavery, with no resistance up front.

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They both accept that they are slaves and George knows that he has to act right when he's working, because he knows that something bad could happen to him. Another example is when they are trying to marry George to another woman even though him and Eliza are already married. There isn't a law that aw knowledges their marriage because they are slaves.

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Eliza and Geroge are sterotyped by accepting that they are slaves and accepting their role in an unfair society.

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The slaves throughout this time period acknowledge their role in society. They are aware that they do not have much of a choice in their lives or for their future. Stowe also identified Elisa by her being a house slave. A person who is considered privileged to work in the house.

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The term mulatto is stereotypical; it means a quarter white and the other three quarters black, but it's still a harsh name. The dialect between Gorge and Eliza is not proper. Fro example instead of master they say "Mas'r". George wants to escape to Canada and is not a Christian. Many slaves were thought to have wanted to escape (even Halley says this when Shelby says he trusts Tom) and most slaves weren't true Christians. Mrs. Shelby is fond of Eliza, showing the typical favored servant at the hands of the mistress. Eliza's and George's son was called a Jim Crow. This was stereotypical because the name derived from an white actor who would put on a black face and dress like a slave. He had an act that dealt with singing and dancing and their little boy did both.

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The slaves are stereotyped because they accept that they as slaves cant do anything and must accept how they live

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The slaves in the novel accept the fact that they are slaves and can do nothing about it.

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They are sterotyped and accepted that they are just slaves and nothing more. The way the author makes them sound is very stereotypical.

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They are stereotyped by one being accepted as a slave and are basically okay with it. They show no way in going against it. They do not deny it or say anything they see is wrong.

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Stowe shows stereotypes by showing the slaves have accepted what they are and that they are owned by someone else

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Stowe is showing that the slaves have come to realized that they are not going to be considered a full human being. They're stereotyping themselves in a sense, they've come to accept this "fact".

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The author shows stereotypes by showing that the slaves of the novel have accepted that they are slaves and are privileged to be owned and to have nothing. They treat Eliza and George as if