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Which reason did Nat Turner give for starting his rebellion? A His owner, Joseph Travis, treated him terribly. B Signs from God told him to. C He wanted to help start the Civil War. D He was following
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Which reason did Nat Turner give for starting his rebellion?
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His owner, Joseph Travis, treated him terribly.
B
Signs from God told him to.
C
He wanted to help start the Civil War.
D
He was following the advice of Harriet Tubman.
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B. Signs from God told him to.
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