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Slavery laws were not adressed within the Declaration, so when it came to slavery, everything was unruly.
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Slaves were considered 3/5th's of a person, which may have angered many people.
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Slaves became more valuable after the invention of the cotton gin because it allowed farmers to expand out west, giving more land for the slaves to work. By giving them more land, you don't see them as often, hence, making them valuable.
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It split the north and the south into pro-slave or anit-slave states/territories.
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This made northerners frown upon the idea of slavery, which upset southerners, considering that the whole story was fictional.
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People moved to the new territory because of popular soveirgnty, which would decide if the territory shall become slave free or not.
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This event scared southerners because they believed that all northerners were as crazy as John Brown.
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This event made northerners and southerners even more angry at each other, possibly thinking that the opposing side was no good, or lousy.
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This was a realization moment for the south, because it had showed them that they had no political power.
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This angered northerners even more than before because John Brown was a hero to them.
