Nat Turner

Nat Turner was:

• A slave who led a rebellion
• A slave owner who led a rebellion
• A slave who married his owner
• A slave who died of a cold

Nat Turner's rebellion happened in

• 1751
• 1831
• 1901
• 1981

Nat Turner's rebels

• took their owners prisoner and treated them well
• ran away in the dead of night
• killed almost every white person they saw
• fed their owners a special feast

In retaliation, the white owners

• Gave the rebels a stern lecture
• Sentenced the rebels to prison for a year
• Took mercy on the rebels and set them free
• executed hundreds of black people

Nat Turner said that murdering women and children was justified because 

• it was necessary to obtain freedom for slaves
• they were guilty of hurting slaves
• white people were inferior
• they didn't murder women and children

Nat Turner was killed by

• starvation
• the common cold
• beheading
• hanging

When asked whether he regretted what he had done, Nat Turner said

• "Was Christ not crucified?"
• "Cogito ergo sum?"
• "Was the prophet not inebriated?"
• Wherefore art thou?"