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Uncle Tom’s Cabin By: Harriet Beecher Stowe Published 1852

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin. By: Harriet Beecher Stowe Published 1852. A Kentucky farmer named Arthur Shelby plans to sell two slaves to a slave trader named Mr. Haley in order to pay off some debts. The two slaves are a middle aged slave named Uncle Tom and a young boy named Harry. Mr. Haley. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin

By: Harriet Beecher StowePublished 1852

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A Kentucky farmer named Arthur Shelby plans to sell two slaves to a slave trader named Mr. Haley in order to pay off some debts. The two slaves are a middle aged

slave named Uncle Tom and a young boy named Harry.

Arthur Shelby Uncle Tom

Mr. Haley

Harry

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Harry’s mother, Eliza, overhears Mr. Shelby and flees with her son. Tom Loker is hired to bring her and her son back. Eliza escapes capture and crosses the Ohio River where a group of Quakers agree to get her to Canada. Eliza is reunited with her

husband George before heading to Canada.

Ohio River

Eliza

George

Tom Loker

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In the meantime, Uncle Tom is transported by Mr. Haley on the Mississippi River. He is befriended by a little white girl name Eva. Uncle Tom saves Eva from drowning when she accidentally falls into the water. Eva’s father Augustine St. Clare buys Uncle Tom

and they travel to their home in New Orleans.

Eva

St. Clare

Mississippi River

New Orleans, LA

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Up North, Eliza and George continue to evade capture by Mr. Loker. In one attempt Tom Loker is shot by George. Eliza and George take Loker to the Quakers to be healed.

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Uncle Tom lives with the St. Clare's for two years before Eva becomes very ill and dies. As a result of her death, St. Claire agrees to set Uncle Tom free. Before he can

however, St. Clare is stabbed to death while trying to settle a fight.

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St. Clare’s cruel wife, Marie, sells Tom to a mean plantation owner named Simon Legree. Tom and another slave named Emmeline are taken to Louisiana. Legree

dislikes Uncle Tom when Tom refuses to beat another slave. Tom meets another slave named Cassy who was separated from her daughter by slavery.

Marie

Simon LegreeEmmelineCassy

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LakeErie

Tom Loker becomes a nice man after he is healed, and helps George, Eliza and Harry to finally cross into Canada from Lake Erie.

Canada

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Tom convinces Emmeline and Cassy to escape. When Tom refuses to tell Legree where they went, he is severely beaten. Arthur Shelby’s son, George, arrives at the

plantation to buy Tom’s freedom, but is too late. Uncle Tom dies a martyr’s death.

George Shelby

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Emmeline and Cassy travel to Canada. Cassy meets Eliza and realizes she is her long lost daughter. The family then moves to France and finally to Liberia. George Shelby

returns to the farm in Kentucky where he frees all the slaves in honor of Tom’s memory.

France

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Northerner’s Reaction

• Did not like the idea of slaves• Angry that slave owners could be cruel• Joined groups that were fighting to end

slavery

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Southerner’s Reaction

• Slave owners were horrified• Thought book was false• Wrote books that showed how great slavery

was


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