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Harriet beecher stowe's novel uncle tom's cabin affected americans' impressions of southern regional identity by using which of the following strategies? 1. provi…

Harriet beecher stowe's novel uncle tom's cabin affected americans' impressions of southern regional identity by using which of the following strategies? 1. provi…
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Harriet beecher stowe's novel uncle tom's cabin affected americans' impressions of southern regional identity by using which of the following strategies?

1. providing a concise legal criticism of the Dred Scott v. Sandford ruling
2. comparing slavery favorably with the lives of poor industrial laborers
3. undermining the idea of slavery as a benevolent institution
4. urging abolitionists to speak up in favor of southern secession

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Answer: undermining the idea of slavery as a benevolent institution

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