Which of the following describes a direct legal consequence of Nat Turner's Rebellion in 1831?

The federal government banned slavery in Virginia.

Southern states passed even stricter laws controlling enslaved people.

Plantation owners were required to pay their enslaved workers.

Congress passed a law making it easier for enslaved people to gain freedom.

What was the main psychological impact of Nat Turner's Rebellion on white Southerners?

It caused many to question the morality of slavery.

It increased their fear of future slave revolts.

It led them to improve living conditions for the enslaved.

It made them more willing to discuss emancipation.

Publishing an anti-slavery newspaper

To be reassigned to work inside the plantation house

To disrupt the plantation's workflow and reclaim some personal control

To get extra food rations from the overseer

To show the owner they were not skilled at farming

Violent revolts were often betrayed by participants.

These acts were seen as less serious by slaveholders.

Armed uprisings were extremely dangerous and had a very low chance of success.

Passive resistance was the only method supported by abolitionists.