Which of these slave rebellions was considered to be the most violent of the colonial period, resulting in the deaths of twenty-three whites and forty-five to fifty slaves?
A. New York City, 1712
B. New York City, 1741
C. Chesapeake, 1730
D. Stono, 1739
Answer: D
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