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There are multiple examples of how abolitionist lead to increased sectionalism
1) <em>Uncle Tom's Cabin</em>- This book, written by Harriet Beecher Stowe, talked about the horrible conditions of slavery in the Southern portion of the US. This was perceived as a piece of abolitionist propaganda. Southerners responded angrily to this book, as they felt it was wildly inaccurate and misrepresented Southern society.
2) Abolitionist newspapers like <em>The North Star- </em>These anti-slavery magazines talked about how slavery was an evil institution that ruined the moral character of American society. Many Southerners responded to this with their own writings and justification of slavery. A perfect example of this would be John C. Calhoun's <em>Slavery, A Positive Good. </em>
<span>A.) A multinational coalition</span> <span>put down the Boxer Rebellion
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Determined because even though everything was stacked against them they still kept on going because of hope and beliefs.