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How did americans respond to john brown's raid? answers?
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How did americans respond to john brown's raid? answers?

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Some northerners viewed Brown as a martyr, while southerners prepared for war.

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John Brown's Raid was a revolt that led the Americans:

• Some rallied behind him and some against him.

• Few joined the revolt

• Democrats blamed the Republicans

• Republicans blamed John Brown

• Raid on Harper's Ferry

• Southerners assembled to prepare for war

• Cotton prices went down.

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