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Nat Turner Media Presentation
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Hello and welcome to my video (prezi)tation about Nat Tuner
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Who was he?
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What did he do?
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Aftermath of the rebellion
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Quick Facts
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Did you know?
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The end
Audio Transcript
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Hello and welcome to my presentation about nat Turner.
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And before I start, please excuse any mispronunciations or slight
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pauses as this is a lot of information and long
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script. But let's get on with the video.
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All right, Who was he when that Turner was a
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black American slave who led the only effective sustained slave
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rebellion in US.
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history that resulted in the death of 55 people mostly
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conspiring of women and Children.
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What did he do?
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Will you just slightly heard at the beginning of what
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he did?
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But on August 22 1831, he led a rebellion of
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enslaved people.
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His actions set off a massacre up to 200 black
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people and a new wave of oppressive legislation prohibiting the
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education movement and assembly of enslaved people.
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The rebellion started off of a small band of enslaved
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people that killed Turner's master joseph Travis along with his
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family as they swept through the countryside.
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Turner's men freed enslaved people as they continued the killings
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Upward 75 men joined them over the two days and
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killed dozens of white people, 100 of hundreds of federal
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troops and thousands of military men came together after the
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48 hours and captured most of its participants except for
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turning himself.
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In spite of the intense manhunt, the ringleader remained hidden
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in the woods just a few miles from the Travis
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farm Where the rebellion began for two months.
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On August 30 1831, a farmer was walking across his
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farm which was just a few miles from the Travis
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farm and the farmer noticed some Brushwood collected in a
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manner to excite suspicion when the farmer raised his gun
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a week.
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Emancipated. Turner emerged from the fox hole and surrendered.
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Mhm. Mhm.
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The aftermath of the rebellion first turn his arrest, he
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was taken to South Hampton country, a small town called
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Jerusalem, Jerusalem and is now Courtland Virginia.
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He stood trial and was convicted of conspiring to rebel
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and making insurrection And was sentenced to death.
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Turner was hanging from a tree on November 11 1831.
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Second dozen stood trial for their participation in the rebellion.
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While some were acquitted, more than 50 were convicted and
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sentenced to death by a collection of 20 judges, 20
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judges and F.
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Y. I.
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They were all slaveholders.
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Mhm. Third states passed laws making it illegal to teach
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african americans to read or write whether they were free
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or enslaved.
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Mhm. Some quick facts about nat turner, he was born
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on october 2nd 1800 he died november 11th 18 31
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which means he was only 31 when he died and
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that's pretty young nowadays if you think about it.
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But back then that was normal as a life expectancy
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was 30 to 40 years old.
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He had a wife who was Cherry Turner and only
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one child.
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Rickets rick did Turner Did you know 56 black people
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were accused of participating in that Turner's rebellion and were
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executed and more than 200 were beaten by angry mobs
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or white Metalious.
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Also that Turner was, this is off topic from the
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first fact, but Turner was also an educated minister and
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he reportedly told thomas ruff and gray and a jailhouse
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interview published and the confessions of nat Turner that when
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he was three or four years old, he could provide
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details of events that occurred before his death.
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Not china's revolt contributed to the radicalization, the radicalization of
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american politics that helped set the United States on its
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course towards the civil war.
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This video was a nationally meant for black history month
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but it's never too late to be educated in the
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life of 31 year old Nat Turner, thank you for
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listening and have a good day or night anyways.
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Good bye.
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