John Brown became an abolitionist Martyr and The South feared a Northern plot to start a slave rebellion, are the correct answers.
Explanation:
John Brown was an abolitionist and wanted to abolish slavery and was frustrated with the peaceful nature of the abolitionist movement. So, he led a slave uprising in Virginia. This uprising cost him with his life but due to it, slavery was abolished in Virginia six years later. He attacked the Federal weapons arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia with his team which included 16 white men, 3 black men, and one freed slave and one fugitive slave. Initially, he was successful but his men were surrounded by militia and local townspeople and militia, his men were killed and those who were still alive were taken to John Brown's Fort. He was hanged on 2nd December and became a martyr for abolitionists. The southerners views it as a plot to start slave rebellion in the south.
The colonists right to have a say in government was removed when their legislatures were dissolved, and by the ongoing lack of Parliamentary representation for the colonies.
