Which were effects of John Brown's raid at Harpers Ferry? Select the two correct answers, A Slaves engaged in armed revolts throughout the South.

B. Kansas was taken over by Free-Soilers

C. Several southern states passed laws to prevent slave rebellions

D. Antislavery northerners considered Brown a martyr to the cause.

E. Frederick Douglass joined Brown's abolition movement

it's C and D

Explanation:

they deleted my answer, so here I am again...

Harper's Ferry was a raid led by John Brown that actually wasn't supposed to happen. So when it came about, many slave states began to fear that their slaves would start a rebellion on their plantations, like that of Harper's Ferry. In RETURN, Several southern states passed laws to prevent slave rebellions (C). Although the southerners were in fear, many northerners praised Brown for his heroic raid. Many Antislavery northerners considered Brown to be a martyr to the cause (D). The northerners believed that he was helping lead the way to a life without slavery.

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would not cooperate with each other voluntarily.

lol, i think so.

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