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Essay Instructions: Hello! Last time we misunderstood each other about sources. This time i want to ask you to use only one source that i wrote below please, nothing else. Here is the topic of this Paper and Source:

Describe both the general and specific social conditions that existed for Nat Turner in Southampton County, Virginia, in the 1830’s. What personal events and character traits motivated Turner to rebellion? Do you approve or disapprove of the way Turner conducted this rebellion? Why do you take this position? What was the legacy of Turner’s rebellion??"in other words, how did things change in the region once this incident had been concluded?

Source: Oates, Stephen. Fires of Jubilee. Harper Perennial, (any edition). ISBN: 0-06-091670-2

Essay Instructions: The essay will be on The Fires of Jubilee: Nat Turner''s Fierce Rebellion by Stephen Oates. The essay will be divided into two parts. Part one will be a discussion of a major theme covered in the book and must be written in the third person in a past tense. Part two will be a discussion of the impact of the theme on the reader and must be written in the third person in any reasonable verb tense. The paper will be two pages and double spaced.

Essay Instructions: Which of the following individuals whom we have studied this term do you admire most? Whom do you disapprove of most? Explain your answers.
a. Thomas Paine b. Nat Turner

Essay Instructions: African-Americans in the early nineteenth century lived in a world saturated by religion and the felt presence of God. Looking at the documents from the free Bostonian David Walker, and from two enslaved men, Nat Turner and Frederick Douglass, I would like you to describe the different ways that these men used God to understand the experience of American slavery. Questions to perhaps think about, but not necessarily to organize your essay around: how did each writer “feel” God’s presence? How did God want humans to behave? What did God want each writer to do? How, in general, did each writer think slavery would be destroyed?
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