How Did Nat Turner Win The American Revolution

Wars, the building block of the United States of America. What once started out as a small group of colonists revolting against their motherland Great Britain, sprung into an independent determined country. Throughout the years America faced many obstacles and Wars to become and achieve the great country it is today. The question here is could have revolution still have happened without violence? Nat Turner and John Brown, two rebellious men who throughout their journey faced obstacles in which violence was the only way to prove to many that their determination could only be stopped by death.

Throughout many revolutions that have occurred there were many strategies used to win the battle, but there was always that one strategy that stuck out all throughout American history, violence. Coming to a compromise and agreeing on a solution was the solution that was always on the table, but when there is passion, determination and nationalism violence was the only way out.

Many insinuated Turner was chosen by God himself to lead the enslaved from bondage. Turner achieved to be one of the few enslaved African Americans who left his mark where it was needed, terrorizing the south with his rancorous slave rebellion. Turners rebellions began to march on the road killing white folks in more than 12 plantations. Dozens of whites were killed in the rebellion. Turner became wary due to the actions taken by the white folks, who which tightened restrictions on African Americans over the course of two days. At first turner was successful in hiding from authorities but later in which ended in Turner being caught and skinned. Nat Turner could not be vindicated for he was now recognized as one of the most well known escaped slave of Southampton. Turner never abdicated the position of being the messenger of Jesus Christ, it was only death that stopped Turner from his