Uncle Tom's Cabin Exit Ticket

Harriet Beecher Stowe was born in Connecticut

in 1811 and moved to this major city in Ohio,

located on the Ohio River, when she was 21:

• Pittsburgh

• Cincinnati

• Chicago

• St. Louis

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8.10.3

In 1850, many in the North, including Stowe, became infuriated when this was

enacted:

• Missouri Compromise

• Kansas-Nebraska Act

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• The Fugitive Slave Act

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8.10.3

The characters in Uncle Tom’s Cabin are

​ ​ (a)   , but the experiences they endure are

not:

• fictional
• non fictional
• immigrants
• wealthy

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8.10.3

Little Eva and Uncle Tom form a strong friendship soon thereafter and its revealed that Little Eva is the daughter of a:

• slaveholder

• local county judge

• businessman

• preacher

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8.10.3

As Little Eva’s health declines, she requests to her father shortly before she dies that he:

• free his enslaved people, including Uncle Tom

• pass a bill in Congress that frees the enslaved people

• take her on a world tour

• grant Uncle Tom a fair trial

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8.10.3

In which year was Uncle Tom's Cabin published?

• 1846

• 1852

• 1859

• 1861

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8.10.3

In defense of her depiction on the treatment of the enslaved in Uncle Tom’s

Cabin, Stowe publishes this book containing primary sources that corroborate her

portrayal of how the enslaved are treated:

• In Defense of the Truth

• A Vindication of the Rights of Women

• Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin

• The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano

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8.10.3

(3 points) What was the response in the North to Uncle Tom's Cabin? What was the response in the South to Uncle Tom's Cabin?

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