Despite the terror spread among the white people, Turner’s Rebellion lasted no more than 36 hours. Be that as it may, most slaves appeared to be panicked by the savage butchery, and fled to warn other whites. In the wake of assaulting about six residences, the revolutionaries noticed that a portion of the whites had evacuated. Turner separated his "army" to achieve maximum ground and set a meet point. This was maybe the downfall of his rebellion; the absence of firm leadership drove a considerable lot of the attacking gatherings, after killing the people in the household , to stay and get tipsy. This disorder prompted two conflicts with white local armies, which murdered, injured, or scattered the majority of Turner's army. Turner was compelled
