David Walker’s antislavery work is described in the chapter as “messianic.” What does that mean in this context?
a) Walker believed a great turning point would come when slavery was brought to an end by a powerful moment or individual.
b) Walker believed that slavery would be brought to an end through the apocalypse as narrated in the Book of Revelations.
c) Walker believed he would lead a great rebellion to end American slavery.
d) Walker believed a series of natural disasters resembling the biblical plagues would end American slavery.
Answer: a
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