What Was the Lasting Effect That Slave Revolts Had on White

question 36

Multiple Choice

What was the lasting effect that slave revolts had on white Southerners?

• A) Whites believed they could never be completely safe from slave revolts.
• B) To white southerners, slave rebellions were trivial because they always ended in defeat for the slaves involved and did not result in white fatalities.
• C) Local legal officials and white slaveowners banned slaves from participating in organized religious ceremonies or from listening to black preachers.
• D) White slave owners began to make offers of manumission to larger numbers of slaves after Nat Turner's rebellion ended so that their slaves would stop organizing additional revolts.

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