What was the impact of the novel uncle tom cabin?

Epitomized the powerful religious underpinnings of the abolitionist movement; depicted a combination of unlikely saints and sinners, stereotypes, fugitive slaves, melodramatic escapades, and made brutal realities of slavery real to readers; "a flash that lit a million campfires in front of the embattled hosts of slavery" Frederick Douglass; Slaveholders were furious and even once sent a severed ear of a slave

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well the lessons we can learn is how quickly our fragile freedoms can be overcome. mccarthy rose to power in 1950 of a tsunami of anti-communist hysteria, brandishing a lost of "known communists" in the state department, and held public trials to enhance his political clout. he had fallen from power but only when his attacks were against the u.s. army broadcast to millions of americans to their homes exposing his indecent persecution of the innocence of people. the senate censured him in december 1954 disgraced and discredited, he had died three years later at the age of 47..i hope my answer has you.. good day to you..