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The John Brown Rebellion never really materialized. Brown and his small band raided and seized the arsenal at Harper's Ferry. The uprising that Brown hoped for did not occur. A unit of Marines led by Robert E. Lee captured Brown and his men after a violent assault, ending the raid. Brown was tried and hanged for treason as a result.

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He wanted to arm the slaves for a nationwide rebellion.

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John Brown's rebellion was before the Civil War. He was not rebelling against the US but was fighting to abolish slavery---i.e. an Abolitionist. His methods were extreme and violent.

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