-How does the frontispiece image from the novel Aunt Phillis's Cabin, or Southern Life as It Is compare with the view of slavery presented in Uncle Tom's Cabin?
A) Slaves benefited economically from the cotton they harvested in the fields.
B) Slaves enjoyed a happy, carefree existence instead of brutal treatment from overseers.
C) Slaves actually demanded more rights than what Stowe addressed in her novel.
D) Slaves faced horrible consequences for being lazy and off task.

Question

-How does the frontispiece image from the novel Aunt Phillis's Cabin, or Southern Life as It Is compare with the view of slavery presented in Uncle Tom's Cabin?
A) Slaves benefited economically from the cotton they harvested in the fields. 
B) Slaves enjoyed a happy, carefree existence instead of brutal treatment from overseers. 
C) Slaves actually demanded more rights than what Stowe addressed in her novel. 
D) Slaves faced horrible consequences for being lazy and off task.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The frontispiece of "Aunt Phillis's Cabin" depicts a romanticized and idealized view of slavery, suggesting that slaves lived happy and carefree lives, which contrasts with the brutal and harsh realities of slavery depicted in "Uncle Tom's Cabin."

-How Does the Frontispiece Image from the Novel Aunt Phillis's