What role did the stono rebellion play in the resistance to slavery?

question 9 options:

a. slaves on the stono plantation refused to work until they were paid.

b. whites became actively involved in the resistance to slavery by assisting the rebellion.

c. slaves utilized their large numbers to organize an escape attempt.

d. many slave owners feared further uprisings and freed their slaves.

answer:

d. many slave owners feared further uprisings and freed their slaves.

explanation:

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