APFIVE Uncle Tom's Cabin and Antislavery Sentiment
Which piece of evidence best supports the argument that the publication of Uncle Tom’s Cabin was a significant factor in the growth of antislavery sentiment in the North?
A
The establishment of internal improvements by Whig politicians focused more on infrastructure than on social reform.
B
The novel sold over a million copies and inspired popular plays, emotionally mobilizing many Northerners to adopt anti-slavery stances.
C
The restoration of Treasury funds by President Polk was designed to secure economic stability, not to influence social issues.
D
The territorial disputes over Texas and Oregon highlighted expansion issues without directly impacting public opinion on slavery.
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