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Who was Charles Deslondes?
He led the German Coast Uprising in 1811, demonstrating large-scale organization and determination of enslaved people.
Who was Madison Washington?
He led the Creole Mutiny in 1841, sailing the ship to the Bahamas and securing freedom for those on board.
Who was Nat Turner?
He led Nat Turner's Rebellion in 1831, believing he was divinely chosen to lead enslaved people to freedom.
Who was Denmark Vesey?
He planned a rebellion in 1822 in Charleston, SC, aiming to liberate enslaved people and sail to Haiti, though it was discovered before execution.
Who was Maria W. Stewart?
She was the first African American woman to give public speeches against slavery, using biblical references to support her arguments.
Who was Henry Highland Garnet?
He was an abolitionist who called for active resistance in his "Address to the Slaves of the United States" (1843).
Who was Thomas Jefferson?
The third president of the United States, who wrote a letter to Rufus King in 1802 discussing anxieties about enslaved people revolting.
Who was Rufus King?
An American lawyer, politician, and diplomat to whom Thomas Jefferson addressed a letter discussing concerns about enslaved people revolting.
Who was Charles Deslondes?
The leader of the German Coast Uprising in 1811.
Who was Madison Washington?
The leader of the Creole Mutiny in 1841.
Who was Nat Turner?
The leader of Nat Turner's Rebellion in 1831, who believed he was divinely chosen.
Who was Denmark Vesey?
The planner of a large-scale rebellion in 1822 that was ultimately unrealized.
Who was Maria W. Stewart?
The first African American woman to give public speeches against slavery.
Who was Henry Highland Garnet?
An abolitionist who called for active resistance in his 'Address to the Slaves of the United States'.
Who was Thomas Jefferson?
The author of the letter to Rufus King, revealing anxieties of slaveholders about resistance.
Who was Rufus King?
Recipient of a letter from Thomas Jefferson discussing concerns about enslaved people's resistance.
What was the role of African soldiers in revolts?
Former African soldiers brought military skills and leadership crucial for organizing and executing revolts.
What was the role of abolitionists?
Inspired by the resilience of enslaved people, they strengthened their resolve to fight against slavery.
What was the effect of daily resistance?
Effect: Maintained dignity, challenged dehumanization, and fueled the abolition movement. Cause: Oppression of enslaved people.
What was the effect of the German Coast Uprising?
Effect: Demonstrated large-scale resistance, though violently suppressed. Cause: Desire for freedom inspired by the Haitian Revolution.
What was the effect of the Creole Mutiny?
Effect: Ensured freedom for those on board. Cause: Enslaved people sought liberation and sailed to the Bahamas.
What was the effect of Nat Turner's Rebellion?
Effect: Increased fear among slaveholders and stricter control over enslaved populations. Cause: Nat Turner's belief he was divinely chosen to lead enslaved people to freedom.
What was the effect of African military experience?
Effect: Improved organization and execution of revolts. Cause: Many enslaved people were former African soldiers.