Which of these Slave Rebellions had the greatest impact on slavery in the United States: The Stono Rebellion or Nat Turner’s Rebellion?

IMPACT OF SLAVE REBELLIONS ON SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES
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Introduction
A slave resistance is an outfitted uprising by slaves. Slave uprisings have happened in about all social orders that practice servitude, and are amongst the most dreaded occasions for slaveholders. Africa was known for its richness in free labor and, therefore, it became a target of the white man during the colonial period. This was done through the importation of slaves who would then be required to serve under the authority of the white man. Among the most affected are the young and women who are vulnerable. It has happened in the recent past in various regions especially the Western countries where slaves were taken, to work in the farming estates for no pay. Most of these slaves were acquired from the African continent especially the West African States and Central Africa e.g. The Democratic Republic of Congo. Due to the torture and brutal treatment they went through while, in the hands of the white masters, they could not tolerate the harsh environment and, therefore, they became rebellious against the white forces. It dawned to them that the only way they could escape the torture was through a deadly rebellion. In the process, massive killings resulted as the slaves tried to exterminate the slaveholders so as to find a way out of the bondage. The uprisings did not only affect the slaveholders but also the slaves since the aftermath and the retaliation effects …