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Who was the abolitionist who led an attack on a federal arsenal in harpers ferry in 1859?
John Brown
In 1859 John Brown and a band of his supporters attacked a federal arsenal at?
Harpers Ferry, Virginia.
What state did John Brown invade Harpers ferry?
Harpers Ferry is in West Virginia.
Where did the battle of Harpers Ferry take place?
Harpers Ferry, Virginia. Now West Virginia. If you mean John Brown's raid, the Harpers Ferry military armory, now a tourist attraction.
When did the Harpers Ferry take place?
The Battle of Harpers Ferry started on September 12th 1862. The Battle of Harpers Ferry ended on September 15th 1862.
In 1859 John Brown seized what Federal arsenal?
Harpers Ferry
Who was the abolitionist who led an attack on a federal arsenal in harpers ferry in 1859?
John Brown
Why did John Brown attack the federal armory at Harpers Ferry?
To start a slave revolt.
In 1859 John Brown and a band of his supporters attacked a federal arsenal at?
Harpers Ferry, Virginia.
What state did John Brown invade Harpers ferry?
Harpers Ferry is in West Virginia.
Where did john brown break into the federal arsenal to try and arm slaves for a slave revolt?
Harpers Ferry
Why john brown raid harpers ferry?
He raided Harper's Ferry for weaponry from the Federal arsenal there, intending to start a major slave uprising.
Which abolitionist hoped to inspire a slave revolt by raiding the federal arsenal at harpers ferry in 1859?
John Brown
Who did john brown attack?
Harpers Ferry
Why did John brown attack the federal arsenal at harpers ferry in Virginia?
The arsenal provided additional ammunition for raids in Kansas.
Which abolitionist tried to seize a federal armory on behalf of his cause?
John Brown in Harpers Ferry tried to seize a federal armory on behalf of his cause.
What is the story of Harpers Ferry?
John Brown was the leader of the raid and he wanted to create a colony for runaway slaves and to do this he needed weapons. Which led to the Harpers Ferry Raid.
