How Did Nat Turner's Contribution to Ending Slavery Exceed the Impact

question 28

Multiple Choice

How did Nat Turner's contribution to ending slavery exceed the impact of David Walker's Appeal?

• A) It provided greater hope for white southerners than did Walker's Appeal.
• B) It led to a greater decline in religious practices than did Walker's Appeal.
• C) It produced a decrease in slave revolts than did Walker's Appeal.
• D) It instilled greater fear in white southerners than did Walker's Appeal.

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