Question

1. match the descriptions with the enslaved uprisings. a planned march against virginias capital that was postponed by rain, found out, and the organizers arrested before it could take place is remembered as the rebellion that never was. in what was more of a resistance movement than a war, the u.s. government made a concerted effort to hunt down the hideouts of the remaining seminoles in florida. general andrew jackson ordered a fort to be attacked and burned when he was not authorized to do so. creole charles deslondes led a failed attempt to capture new orleans and establish a free republic that has been called the largest uprising of enslaved people in american history. most of floridas black seminoles agreed to the governments demands to move to the indian territory after a seven - year struggle.

Explanation:

1. The "rebellion that never was" refers to Gabriel Prosser's planned slave rebellion in Virginia. It was postponed due to rain, discovered, and the organizers were arrested.
2. The U.S. government's efforts to hunt down the remaining Seminoles in Florida was part of the Seminole Wars, which were more of a resistance - movement by the Seminoles.
3. General Andrew Jackson's unauthorized attack on a fort was during the First Seminole War.
4. Charles Deslondes led the German Coast Uprising, an attempt to capture New Orleans and establish a free republic, considered one of the largest slave uprisings in American history.
5. The Black Seminoles' agreement to move to the Indian Territory after a seven - year struggle was part of the broader Seminole experience in Florida.

Answer:

1. Gabriel Prosser's rebellion
2. Seminole Wars
3. First Seminole War (Andrew Jackson's action)
4. German Coast Uprising
5. Black Seminoles' struggle and relocation