Uncle Tom's Cabin changed the attitude of Northerners about slavery primarily because they began to view it as a moral problem. The novel highlighted the inhumanity and brutality of slavery, which stirred emotions and prompted many to reconsider their views on the institution.
In what way did Uncle Tom's Cabin change the attitude of Northerners about slavery?
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They began to view it as a political problem.
They began to view it as an
economic problem.
They began to view it as a
moral problem.
They began to feel it was none of their concern.
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