Call to Order Take the following quiz in your notebook by copying down the statement and writing the number that describes the extent to which you agree.

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Call to Order Take the following quiz in your notebook by copying down the statement and writing the number that describes the extent to which you agree. 1.“Nobody should ever attack his own country.” 2. “It’s OK to attack your own country if you disagree with your government.” 3.“Somebody who risks his life to stand up for what he believes in is a hero.” 1.“Somebody who risks his life to stand up for what he believes in is a fool.” 2.“Patriots are always good; traitors are always bad.” Strongly AgreeSort of Agree Strongly Disagree 12345

Who was John Brown? an abolitionist associated with the underground railroad

What happened during the raid? Asked others, like Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass, to join him. Rented a farm across from Harper’s Ferry, VA, an arsenal where weapons were stored. On October 16, 1859, Brown set out for Harpers Ferry with 21 men -- 5 blacks. They cut telegraph wires. First they captured the federal armory and arsernal. They then captured Hall's Rifle Works, a supplier of weapons to the government. Brown and his men rounded up 60 prominent citizens of the town and held them as hostages, hoping that their slaves would join the fight. No slaves came forth.

What was the aftermath? He was caught, tried for treason, and executed on December 16 th.

How did the northerners and southerners feel about him? Southerners thought he was a traitor.William Lloyd Garrison called the raid "misguided, wild, and apparently insane."William Lloyd Garrison Northerner’s called him a martyr and patriot. Henry David Thoreau, said, "I think that for once the Sharp's rifles and the revolvers were employed in a righteous cause. The tools were in the hands of one who could use them.” Henry David Thoreau