In at least 200 words, discuss how harriet beecher stowe’s upbringing and experiences led her to write an anti-slavery novel. consider both her response to the major issues of her day and personal events in her life.

One of the most relevant experiences in Harriet Beecher Stowe's life concerning her later anti-slave novel occurred when she was 21. At this age, Stowe moved to Cincinnati, Ohio, to live with her father. Cincinnati itself was experiencing huge economic growth, attracting several migrant populations, including free blacks and the Irish. In 1829, there were riots in the city, because the Irish were trying to push out the blacks (who they saw as competition in the workplace). Stowe encountered several African Americans who had suffered these riots, which influenced her later text, Uncle Tom's Cabin.

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