The men who led the three well known slave revolts were?

The three well-known slave revolts mentioned are:

1. Stono Rebellion (1739): Led by Caton and Jemmy, the Stono Rebellion occurred in South Carolina and involved enslaved Africans from various ethnic groups.

2. Gabriel Prosser's Revolt (1800): Led by Gabriel Prosser, this revolt was planned in Virginia and intended to free enslaved people and establish an independent African state.

3. Nat Turner's Rebellion (1831): Led by Nat Turner, a literate and religious slave, this rebellion took place in Southampton County, Virginia, and aimed to end slavery in the United States.

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What did slave owners name their slaves?

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