ANSWER ASAP I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST! “Confronted with federal, state, and local authorities committed to preserving slavery, and outnumbered within the South as a whole by the white population, slaves could only rarely express their desire for freedom by outright rebellion. Compared to Brazil and the West Indies, which experienced numerous uprisings, involving hundreds or even thousands of slaves, revolts in the United States were smaller and less frequent... This does not mean, however, that slaves in the United States placidly accepted the system under which they were compelled to live. Resistance to slavery took many forms in the old South.” Eric Foner, Give Me Liberty!, 2006
a) Explain one way in which the South sought to preserve slavery and suppress
slave insurrections.
b) Briefly explain one slave insurrection from this time period and what it led to.
c) Explain one way short of insurrection that slaves resisted slavery and its impact.