The most frightening slave revolt in the history of the Old South occurred in Virginia in 1831 . That uprising was led by:
a. Harriet Tubman
b. William Lloyd Garrison
c. Gabriel Prosser
d. Nat Turner
D
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A) a great political miscalculation B) his most honorable stand C) a step closer to the presidency for him D) a brilliant political move
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A) Songhay B) Tuaregs C) Kanem-Bornu D) Katsina E) Gobir
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a. Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser began to buy Soviet arms. b. Eisenhower cancelled the American financing of the Aswan Dam. c. Nasser nationalized the Anglo-French owned Suez Canal. d. The U.S. responded immediately with Marines and the Air Force.
By the mid-seventeenth century, Russian serfs
a. had completely disappeared. b. saw their obligations had become less burdensome. c. could not be bought or sold by law. d. were landowners. e. were considered to be property of a landowner.