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None were successful, and they often resulted in harsher conditions for enslaved people.
None were successful, and they often resulted in harsher conditions for enslaved people.
Some, like the Stono Rebellion, were successful. Others, like Nat Turner’s Rebellion, were not.
Some, like the Stono Rebellion, were successful. Others, like Nat Turner’s Rebellion, were not.
Some were successful, and they often resulted in freedom for enslaved people.
Some were successful, and they often resulted in freedom for enslaved people.
None were successful because enslaved people had no weapons.
None were successful because enslaved people had no weapons.
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The most accurate explanation of the overall results of violent rebellions among enslaved people in the United States is:
None were successful, and they often resulted in harsher conditions for enslaved people.
While there were significant instances of rebellion, such as the Stono Rebellion and Nat Turner's Rebellion, these uprisings did not achieve lasting success, and they frequently led to increased repression and harsher conditions for enslaved individuals in the aftermath.
