Why did 3/4 of plantation slaves chose not to participate in the German Coast Uprising in Louisiana in 1811? A. They identified more with the masters they had served their whole lives than the outsiders causing trouble. B. They were planning to escape later, with less trouble and attention. C. They recognized that the revolt would be futile. D. A & B are correct E. All of the above are correct

Why did 3/4 of plantation slaves chose not to participate in the German Coast Uprising in Louisiana in 1811? A. They identified more with the masters they had served their whole lives than the outsiders causing trouble. B. They were planning to escape later, with less trouble and attention. C. They recognized that the revolt would be futile. D. A & B are correct E. All of the above are correct