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Nat Turner was a significant figure in American history primarily for leading a slave rebellion in 1831, known as Turner's Rebellion, which aimed to overthrow the institution of slavery. He also inspired subsequent abolitionist movements and discussions about slavery in the United States. Additionally, Turner's revolt led to widespread fear among slaveholders, resulting in harsher laws and increased repression of enslaved people in the South. His actions highlighted the desperation and resistance of enslaved individuals against oppression.

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