Angelo Toppi IAH 207 - 007 Cody Jay Mejeur October 3, 2014 Title Uncle Tom’s Cabin is filled with many ideas and objectives. The most important and pressing idea in Uncle Tom’s Cabin focuses on the moral implications of slavery and its evils. Stowe took a more unconventional approach while writing about slavery. The book revolves around the importance of family. Being a powerful influence in her own family, Stowe had a different view of what family life was like compared to the rest of society. Slavery and the different impacts it had on not only the slaves’ families but also the families of their owners, was used in the novel to show its evils. The white man was the sole dominant figure of the family. Woman at the time had little voice