4.7.26 - Nat Turner

Multiple Choice

An abolitionist is 

• a person who put the welfare of the country above their region
• a person in favor of slavery
• a person who wanted to end slavery
  
• a person who wanted to end the spread of slavery

Multiple Select

What were the significant contributions of Gabriel Prosser and Denmark Vesey in the context of resistance against slavery?

• Gabriel Prosser led a rebellion in 1800

• Denmark Vesey planned a revolt in 1822

• Both were enslaved individuals

• Both were blacksmiths

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of Nat Turner in the fight for freedom?

• He led a slave rebellion

• He was an abolitionist

• He wrote a famous novel

• He was a politician

Multiple Choice

Who was Nat Turner?

• A slave who led a slave revolt against plantation owners.
• An abolitionist who helped with a slave revolt.
• A slave who fought for the North to end slavery.

Multiple Choice

What was the outcome of Nat Turner's Rebellion in terms of casualties?

• 30

• 60

• 90

• 120

Multiple Choice

What were the consequences of the rebellion as described in the primary source account?

• Regional Panic

• Executions

• Exile to Liberia

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

What was one result of Nat Turner’s rebellion?

• The South prevented expansion of slavery to the West.

• The South passed stricter slave laws.

• The South stopped supporting states’ rights.

• The South abolished slave codes.

Poll

What was the most important and harshish of the new restrictive laws imposed by the Virginia legislature after debating ending slavery

• No gatherings

• Travel bans

• Anti-literacy

• Food Rations

Multiple Choice

Because of Nat Rebellion, what new Black Slave Codes were made?

• Slave could marry who ever they like

• Slave could not own land

• All Slave would become free

• Slave could no longer be able to learn how to read

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a true statement?

• Turner's Rebellion was a huge success for enslaved people in Virginia.

• Turner's Rebellion gained more support toward anti-slavery views in Virginia.

• Turner's Rebellion fueled anti-slavery sentiments. but ultimately caused harsher living conditions for enslaved people.

Multiple Choice

Who was known as a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad?

• Frederick Douglass

• W.L. Garrison

• Sojourner Truth

• Harriet Tubman

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