3. in what way did uncle tom’s cabin change the attitude of northerners about slavery? (1 point)
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. 5. as leader of the republican party, lincoln was outspoken in his views on slavery and
expressed them during the debates of 1858. which of the following would best fit with his
position? (1 point) compromise of 1850 dred scott decision kansas-­nebraska act wilmot proviso

They began to view it as a moral problem.

Wilmot Proviso

Explanation:

One of the contributions of this book was he fact that it allowed millions of people to see the problem of slavery as a moral problem. For the first time, people who were kind and moral were immediately identified with the idea of emancipation.

The Wilmot Proviso was a proposal in which the US Congress attempted to ban slavery in the territory acquired in the Mexican-American War.This would fit Lincoln's ideology, as he did not believe that slavery was compatible with the American way of life.

the images of war are haunting

they united the colonies in their fight against the british.