Uncle Tom's Cabin is universally acknowledged that Uncle Tom's Cabin has another name --- Life Among the Lowly. Once, President Lincoln greeted Harriet Beecher Stowe by saying that "So you're the little woman who wrote the book that started this great war.” This book expresses the slavery's life under the influence of temporal society.
In people’s mind, African American slaves were squalid. As a result, they treat them surlily and opprobriously. Uncle Tom's Cabin implied the Civil War in America and contributed to the outbreak of war. The author of this book was an abolitionist. Under her writing style, her book inspired people personalizing the political and economic arguments about slavery. Uncle Tom's Cabin helped many nineteen century Americans determine what kind of living condition they wanted. Therefore, this book had the same position in public’s mind as Bible in the 19th century. It shares similarities with a famous Chinese book — The Dream of Red Mansion. Both books allude contemporary people’s real mind and the environment of the society. …show more content…
His integrity, friendly, loyal, and gallant provides people a deep pity and sympathy. Tom is with a strong sense of the Christian idea. Religious ideas give him an enormous influence. Due to Tom’s sacrifice, other slaves can survive and have a better future in a country without racism. It is similar to The Crucible. In the Crucible, John believes in Jesus and God. In the final scene, in order to save his reputation Proctor rejected to tell the truth and sign the paper. He achieves heroic stature when he decides that his life is worth less than his duty to the truth. His action survives his wife who will have a
In people’s mind, African American slaves were squalid. As a result, they treat them surlily and opprobriously. Uncle Tom's Cabin implied the Civil War in America and contributed to the outbreak of war. The author of this book was an abolitionist. Under her writing style, her book inspired people personalizing the political and economic arguments about slavery. Uncle Tom's Cabin helped many nineteen century Americans determine what kind of living condition they wanted. Therefore, this book had the same position in public’s mind as Bible in the 19th century. It shares similarities with a famous Chinese book — The Dream of Red Mansion. Both books allude contemporary people’s real mind and the environment of the society. …show more content…
His integrity, friendly, loyal, and gallant provides people a deep pity and sympathy. Tom is with a strong sense of the Christian idea. Religious ideas give him an enormous influence. Due to Tom’s sacrifice, other slaves can survive and have a better future in a country without racism. It is similar to The Crucible. In the Crucible, John believes in Jesus and God. In the final scene, in order to save his reputation Proctor rejected to tell the truth and sign the paper. He achieves heroic stature when he decides that his life is worth less than his duty to the truth. His action survives his wife who will have a