The novel *Uncle Tom’s Cabin*, which effectively ______ the unfairness toward black people, was a major influence in the antislavery movement.
A. portrayed…strengthening
B. attacked…pacifying
C. glamorized…launching
D. viewed…appraising
E. exposed…condemning
Answer (2)
The answer is likely (E) Exposed... condemning. Although another possible answer could be (A) Portrayed... strengthening. But I would go for (E) myself.
The best answer is (E) exposed... condemning, as Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin reveals the harsh realities of slavery and criticizes its practices. The novel significantly influenced public opinion, particularly in the North, and played a key role in the antislavery movement. Stowe’s vivid portrayal of suffering enslaved characters made a lasting impact on society's view of slavery.
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