Nat Turner's Rebellion, Virginia, 1831 (Topical Term)

Africans in America, PBS.org, viewed Jan. 12, 2023: Nat Turner's Rebellion, 1831 (Nat Turner, slave in Southampton County, Virginia; deeply religious, considered a prophet; had visions that told him to rebel; gathered allies; rebelled Aug. 22, 1831; killed many white people; attacked by militia and rebellion destroyed in a few days; Nat Tuner captured on Oct. 30th; sentence to execution; hanged on Nov. 11, 1831; bad reaction against innocent slaves)

ThoughtCo. website, viewed Jan. 12, 2023: The story of Nat Turner's Rebellion (violent episode, August 1831, two-day rampage that killed more than 50 whites; their leader was Nat Turner, unusually charismatic person; followers were close to 60; unclear what his goal was; reaction was severe)

Britannica online, viewed Jan. 12, 2023: Nat Turner (led a slave rebellion in August 1831; "Nat's Fray" or "Old Nat's War")

“Nat Turner’s Insurrection” in the Encyclopedia of Virginia website, viewed 13 December 2022 (21/22 August-30 October 1831) https://encyclopediavirginia.org/geodata/nat-turners-insurrection/

American history for colleges, 1933: page 253 (Nat Turner’s Negro insurrection; in Southampton County, Virginia)

Wikipedia, viewed Jan. 12, 2023: Nat Turner's slave rebellion (Nat Turner's Rebellion; historically known as Southampton Insurrection)

Google search, Jan. 12, 2023: ("nat turner's rebellion": 60,500 results; "southampton insurrection": 9,950 results; "nat turner's insurrection": 7,370 results)

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