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What happened to the 135 enslaved persons who in 1841 seized the ship, the Creole, and sailed to Nassau in search of freedom?A. They were given refuge in the British CaribbeanB. They were returned to slavery in VirginiaC. They joined the crew of the Amistad D. They were allowed to return to Africa by the United States Supreme Court
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