How did Nat Turner's contribution to ending slavery exceed the impact of David Walker's Appeal?
A) It provided greater hope for white southerners than did Walker's Appeal.
B) It led to a greater decline in religious practices than did Walker's Appeal.
C) It produced a decrease in slave revolts than did Walker's Appeal.
D) It instilled greater fear in white southerners than did Walker's Appeal.
Answer: D
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