Describe how the common view of the German Coast Slave Revolt’s history was most likely different than the true story of that event.
In January 1811, 200 slaves in Territory Orleans, in present-day Louisiana, revolted against their conditions, which included working in sugarcane fields. The German Coast Slave Revolt may have grown to nearly 500 participants before being put down by local militias.
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