"Uncle Tom's Cabin" as a literary work exposed the evils of________________?
Correct answer: B. slavery
- A. dowry
- B. slavery
- C. corruption
- D. superstitions
Explanation
Stowe’s novel dramatizes the cruelty and injustice of slavery through the suffering of enslaved people, especially Uncle Tom. Its anti-slavery appeal made it an influential work in the American abolitionist debate.
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