The Civil War put an end to slavery, which is what John Brown sought. Do you believe his efforts were failures or that he was in fact a terrorist?

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The Civil War put an end to slavery, which is what John Brown sought. Do you believe his efforts were failures or that he was in fact a terrorist?

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anthougo anthougo · Answer 1 · 2022-09-22T13:06:25-04:00

John Brown's efforts were not failures, and he was not a terrorist in hindsight.

Who was Johnn Brown?

John Brown was a radical abolition leader.

John Brown took on the mission of abolishing slavery with the force of arms.

John Brown aggressively fought against slaveholders and the system that encouraged the enslavement of African Americans.

To achieve his mission, John Brown with his 21 cohorts raided the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virg-inia on October 16, 1859.

Thus, we cannot describe John Brown as a terrorist. He was an abolitionist and a man of action, who could not stomach injustice, believed in freedom and acted without mincing words.

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