Asked by jayla warren on Apr 27, 2024
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Why did the Virginia slave rebellion in 1800 fail?
A) The insurgents were unable to build a support network.
B) The rebels were betrayed by fellow slaves.
C) Slaves relied too heavily on foreign support which did not materialize.
D) Most slaves were distracted by the 1800 election.
Virginia Slave Rebellion
An insurrectionary attempt by enslaved African Americans to gain freedom, with one of the most notable being led by Nat Turner in 1831.
Support Network
A system of individuals and resources that provide assistance, support, and encouragement.
- Pinpoint the factors and effects of initial homefront disagreements and their influence on the jurisdiction of the federal government.
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Hailey ClarkMay 02, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
The Virginia slave rebellion in 1800, led by Gabriel Prosser, failed primarily because the rebels were betrayed by fellow slaves who informed the authorities of the planned uprising, leading to its suppression before it could begin.
Learning Objectives
- Pinpoint the factors and effects of initial homefront disagreements and their influence on the jurisdiction of the federal government.
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