Question

1. select all that apply. jerusalem, virginia was leveled and it took the state militia five months to round up turners followers. over 50 white people were killed, including the family of turners enslaver, and 200 blacks were killed in retaliatory attacks. passage of stricter black codes further restricted rights of blacks. turners followers lost a battle but were able to escape into the wilderness. virginia residents became more sympathetic about abolition. turners followers were lynched, convicted, and executed or sold away.

Explanation:

This question pertains to historical events related to Nat Turner's rebellion. After the rebellion, over 50 White people were killed, and in retaliation, 200 Blacks were killed. Also, stricter Black - codes were passed to further restrict Black rights, and Turner's followers were lynched, convicted, executed or sold away. Jerusalem, Virginia was not leveled, Turner's followers did not escape into the wilderness, and Virginia residents did not become more sympathetic to abolition.

Answer:

Over 50 White people were killed, including the family of Turner's enslaver, and 200 Blacks were killed in retaliatory attacks.
Passage of stricter Black codes further restricted rights of Blacks.
Turner's followers were lynched, convicted, and executed or sold away.