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Help me answer these Nat Turner Rebellion Questions. (THIS IS NOT OPTIONAL) (THIS IS DUE BY 7:30 PM) (THIS IS NO JOKE)

1. What impact did the Nat Turner Rebellion have on the White Slaveholders?

2. Whose side was the military on? The Slave Rebels or White Slaveholders? Is this surprising? Why or why not?

3. What impact did the Nat Turner Rebellion have on the white Slaveholders?

4. How did slaves continue to resist after the Nat Turner Rebellion?

5. Why do you think slaves decided to join the Nat Turner Rebellion?

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AlanahStyx

Answer:

1. The incident put fear in Southerners' heart. It ended the organized emancipation movement in that region and even harsher laws against enslaved people.

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4. By finding ways to quietly rebel.

5. Nat Turner ended the white Southern myth that slaves were happy with their lives or too docile to undertake a violent rebellion.  His revolt hardened proslavery attitudes among Southern whites. This led to new oppressive legislation prohibiting the education, movement, and assembly of slaves.

Explanation:

I don't know the answer to number two and number three was repeated with number one

Martebi

People rebel due to different reasons. The answers to the questions are below;

  • The impact did the Nat Turner Rebellion have on the White Slaveholders was that it made the Southerners to be very fearful. It also brought an end to the organized emancipation movement in that region, leading to more intense laws against enslaved people, etc.

  • The side which the military was on was with white slaveholders. This is because the full military of America were in total support of slavery as they got all their power from these individuals who own slaves.

  • How did slaves continue to resist after the Nat Turner Rebellion the act of breaking tools, pretending to be sick, staging slowdowns,  sabotage etc.

  • The reason why slaves decided to join the Nat Turner Rebellion was that a lot of enslaved people on their own came to Turner and quietly told him that they would join a revolt if only He was the one that would lead it.

Turner believed in God as he said that God will use nature to give him a sign that the time had come for the rebellion.

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