This question resides precariously close to two types of questions we don't allow, poll-type questions or trivia-type question. However, I think you can formulate an appropriate question rather easily:

During chattel slavery, what were the tactics slaves used to get revenge on their masters?

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Difficult to answer considering the idea of "getting revenge" is subjective and most slaves were looking for freedom for themselves and their families, not revenge. There are, however, many instances of slave revolts and uprisings. Some of which are very famous, Nat Turner's Rebellion occurring in Virginia in 1831 and John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry in 1859. (Interesting to note that John Brown was actually a white abolitionist.) Yet both of these revolts had limited, if any, success and actually resulted in worsening conditions for African-American slaves.

An interesting story about slave resistance first from Native Americans against the French and later African-Americans against American plantation owners in Natchez, Mississippi can be found here