Question

as the nation became more divided over slavery, violence between pro-slavery and anti-slavery americans increased.
abolitionists, or people who wanted slavery to end, often disagreed about strategy. for example, the abolitionist john brown believed that a slave rebellion would end slavery. given this belief, which of the following options was likely john browns plan?
boycotting southern goods
sending letters to congress
arming enslaved people
forming a new political party

Explanation:

John Brown advocated for a violent slave rebellion to end slavery. Boycotting goods, lobbying Congress, and forming a political party are non-violent, strategy-focused methods that do not align with his belief in rebellion. Arming enslaved people would directly support organizing a rebellion, which matches his stated approach.

Answer:

arming enslaved people