Haitian Revolution Study Guide
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1791
The enslaved people led a huge revolt where they burned down plantations. Their goal was to underscore the enlightenment ideals.
1792-1793
Spain wants French St. Domingue and Toussaint Louveture allies with Spain.
1794
The National Convention extends the abolishment of slavery to all French territories - it was the first time slaves had won
1796-1801
Toussaint switched sides to France, and they beat Spain. Toussaint beat Rigard and gained control of the St. Domingue government.
1801
A new constitution was established that finally ended slavery, outlaws voodoo, and makes Toussaint a ruler until death. Forced labor decree was also established
1801-1803
Napoleon sends his brother-in-law with troops to reinstate slavery and take Toussaint back to France to die in jail.
1804
J.J Dessalines fights France and wins. Independence is declared, and a new government is established.
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