The importance of religion in Tom’s life in "Uncle Tom’s Cabin" and how it affected him in navigating the inhumanity of being enslaved is seen in the fact that:
- Uncle Tom was an ardent Christian who clung to the religion so that he could have hope and strength to endure the harsh conditions of slavery. When given the chance to escape, Uncle Tom refused to because of his Christian belief.
<h3 /><h3>What was the condition of slaves?</h3>
In the book, "Uncle Tom’s Cabin" by Harriet Beecher Stowe, we learn that slaves were subjected to very harsh conditions.
Uncle Tom was one of these slaves but his Christian faith helped him to endure his ugly condition. The whites also clung to the Christian religion to appease their conscience.
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What do u do this and other details tell you about the setting of the novel? The man with the megaphone was helping them evacuate, and they thought he had authority then when ralph blew the shell they thought he was an authority figure.
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do you see
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The predicate in this sentence is " do you see " as seeing is a verb and that's it's action