Characters
Plot & Events
Themes & Messages
Historical Context
Quotes
100

The little angelic girl who wanted to free all the slaves.

Who is Eva?

100

What state does the story begin in and what is Mr. Shelby forced to do?

In Kentucky, he must sell Uncle Tom and Harry (slaves) to pay debts.

100

What is one characteristic demonstrated by Uncle Tom? 

Bonus 100 each for stating two other characteristics demonstrated by Uncle Tom 

Forgive those who persecute you

His deep Christian faith

His love for all those he meets

100

When was Uncle Tom's Cabin published?

It was published in 1852.

100

Who says, “The Lord’s given me patience to bear what He’s seen fit to lay on me”?

Uncle Tom

200

The cousin of St. Clare who called all the slaves shiftless.

Who is Miss Ophelia?

200

How does Eliza escape from slavery?

She jumps across the icy river holding her son Harry. 

200

What major social evil does Harriet Beecher Stowe criticize in the novel?

Slavery

200

What movement did Stowе’s book support?

The abolitionist movement against slavery.

200

Who says, “I'd sell them, and buy a place in the Free States, and take all our people there, and hire teachers to teach them to read and write."

Little Eva

300

The worst slave owner who beats slaves to death.

Who is Simon Legree?

300

After Little Eva’s death, what decision does her father make?

He decides to free his slaves.

300

Name 1 feeling Stowe wants readers to have?

100 Bonus Points each if you name the other two

Empathy

Compassion  

Moral concern.

300

What war began less than ten years after the book’s release?

The American Civil War.

300

Who says, “You are mine, body and soul”?

Simon Legree

400

The slave who would lay down his life for others and always tried to help other slaves.

Who is Uncle Tom?

400

Who buys Tom after St. Clare’s death, and what ultimately happens to him?

Simon Legree; he beats Tom to death.

400

What are 2 lessons we can learn from Uncle Tom?


200 Bonus Points for naming the other two.

We don't have to sin in the presence of evil

A slave can be free from sin but even a free man can be a slave to sin.

It's better to love than to let evil eat you alive.

The greatest victory is meeting the Lord.

400

Which U.S. President is said to have called Stowe “little woman who wrote the book that started this great war”?

Abraham Lincoln.

400

“I’ve always had a prejudice against Negroes, and it’s a fact, I never could bear to have that child touch me; but, I don’t think she knew it.”

Miss Ophelia

500

Cassy's daughter who she reunites with in the end.

Who is Eliza?

500

While Tom lies dying, which two slaves ask for forgiveness? 

Sambo & Quimbo 

500

What's 1 lesson Stowe wants readers to learn?

100 Bonus Points if you name the other lesson

1. People's conscience should be convicted 

2. People should stand up against injustice.

500

What 1850 law inspired Stowe to write the novel?

The Fugitive Slave Act, which forced the return of escaped slaves.

500

'What did you burn them up for?' asked Miss Ophelia.

  "Cause I's wicked, I is. I's mighty wicked, anyhow. I can't help it.'

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