Nat Turner
A. strongly defended humane treatment of slaves as the slaveowners' paternalistic obligation.
B. led a slave revolt despite enjoying relatively humane treatment by his master.
C. was an escaped slave who returned to the South to lead other runaways to freedom.
D. became a leading advocate of slavery as a "positive good."
Answer: B
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