Uncle Tom's Cabin, a novel that was quickly adapted into a play, had a significant impact on northern opinion because it
A) took advantage of the fact that influential middle-class Americans were regular playgoers.
B) introduced ordinary Americans to the literary classics.
C) conveyed a moral condemnation of slavery.
D) presented for the first time a factual account of the actual conditions of slavery in the South.

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Uncle Tom's Cabin conveyed a moral condemnation of slavery, which deeply influenced northern opinion by highlighting the inhumanity and moral issues associated with the institution of slavery.

Uncle Tom's Cabin, a Novel That Was Quickly Adapted into a Play