Why did Nat Turner believe his revolt was justified?

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Aleks [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Finally Nat turner was justified because there was a good chance that he had some psychological problems. He said that sprits from heaven told him to do what he did. he thought that he was put on the earth.

Explanation

It was quite likely that he was mentally insaine.

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