The success of Uncle Tom ′s Cabin did a great contribution to the anti slavery movement and brought this author，( )， an immediate popularity. A.Harriet Beccher Stowe B.Whittier C.Bryant D.Washington Irving
The success of Uncle Tom ′s Cabin did a great contribution to the anti slavery movement and brought this author，( )， an immediate popularity.
A.Harriet Beccher Stowe
B.Whittier
C.Bryant
D.Washington Irving
B.Whittier
C.Bryant
D.Washington Irving
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解析：考查美国作家及其代表作。《汤姆叔叔的小屋》对反奴运动起了很大作用，并使得其作者哈利特·比彻·斯托一举成名。
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