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33. This man led a 500 person army of male and female slaves of a diversity of African backgrounds, carrying the French Declaration of Men, and chanting "freedom or death," toward New Orleans with the ambition of building a free black republic modeled after that of Haiti:

a. Charles Deslondes

b. Nat Turner

c. Gabriel

d. Denmark Vessey

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