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What was the slave preacher Nat turner responsible for?
Nat Turner (1800-1831) was one of the major instigators of Turner's Rebellion, also known as the Southhampton Insurrection, a slave uprising in Virginia on August 21, 1831. The rebellion resulted in the deaths of 56 whites and at least as many blacks, many of whom were slaves or freemen hanged for their part in the killings.
Why did they skin Nat Turner?
Southern whites and survivors merely felt that hanging was too good for Nat Turner who had savagely taken the lives of many family members and townspeople.
In the 1830s, Nat Turner gained notoriety as the leader of the?
Nat Turner led a brief slave uprising in southside Virginia.
What did Nat Turner do?
he shot more than 50 men so he could escape slavery and stand up for everyone
How many members of shays rebellion killed in a conflict at Springfield armory in 1787?
4
What did nat turner's rebellion lead to?
The slaughter of nearly 60 whites, many of whom were children
What was the slave preacher Nat turner responsible for?
Nat Turner (1800-1831) was one of the major instigators of Turner's Rebellion, also known as the Southhampton Insurrection, a slave uprising in Virginia on August 21, 1831. The rebellion resulted in the deaths of 56 whites and at least as many blacks, many of whom were slaves or freemen hanged for their part in the killings.
What state prompted many states to strengthen slave codes?
Turner's Rebellion
What event prompted many states to strengthen their slave code?
Turner's Rebellion
Did nat turner killed anyone?
Yes Nat Turner kill many white southern folks
How many settlers were killed in Pontiac's rebellion?
There were about 2,000 settler that were killed. I hope this helps!
In the 1830s, Nat Turner gained notoriety as the leader of the?
Nat Turner led a brief slave uprising in southside Virginia.
Why did they skin Nat Turner?
Southern whites and survivors merely felt that hanging was too good for Nat Turner who had savagely taken the lives of many family members and townspeople.
How many of Shays's rebellion were killed in a conflict at the Springfield armory in 1787?
4
What was nat turner famous for?
She started a bloody slave revolt and many were killed; but she was successful.
What was the bloodiest revolt in North America?
The Bloodiest Slave Revolt in Southern HistoryThe Fires of Jubilee: Nat Turner's Fierce Rebellion by Stephen B. Oates in the Portrait of America Essay BookNat Turner's rebellion was the bloodiest slave revolt in Southern history, and it had a profound and irrevocable impact on the destinies of Southern whites and blacks alike. Nat Turner lived in Southampton County, which is in Virginia. In Southampton County, there were many slaves. The masters of these slaves believed that the "Negroes" were not any danger because they were well treated. The African Americans did get very enthusiastic about their "praise meetings", in a way the whites did not understand, but the whites still believed that they were harmless. Also, white evangelists started coming in from outside the county and exhorting equality at local revivals. Again, the whites believed that their slaves were no danger, and besides a few solitary incidents that there was no danger to them. However, all was not as calm as it appeared. On August 22, 1831, a band of slave rebels led by a black mystic called Nat Turner attacked with guns and axe in the bloodiest slave revolt in Southern history.
How many members of shays rebellion killed in a conflict at Springfield armory in 1787?
4
