Haitian Revolution Flashcards

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Flashcards based on Haitian Revolution history and key figures.

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In what year did Haiti declare its independence from France?

1804

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What was Haiti called before it gained independence?

Saint-Domingue

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What major event in France influenced the Haitian Revolution?

The French Revolution

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Which country did Haiti become the first to defeat in a successful slave revolt?

France

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What was the name of the battle where Haitian forces defeated Napoleon’s army in 1803?

The Battle of Vertières

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Who is known as the "Father of the Nation" in Haiti?

Jean-Jacques Dessalines

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Who led the early stages of the revolution and was later betrayed and captured by the French?

Toussaint Louverture

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What woman is known for sewing the first Haitian flag?

Catherine Flon

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Which Haitian leader declared himself Emperor of Haiti in 1804?

Jean-Jacques Dessalines

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Who was known as the "Tiger of the North" and ruled the northern part of Haiti after Dessalines' death?

Henri Christophe

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What U.S. state did Haiti influence by supporting enslaved people and revolutionaries during their struggle?

Louisiana (during the Louisiana Purchase period)

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Which Latin American liberator received support from Haiti for his fight against Spanish rule?

Simón Bolívar

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Haiti is the first Black republic in the world. What number country overall was it to become independent in the Western Hemisphere?

Second (after the United States)

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What is the motto on the Haitian coat of arms?

"L'Union Fait La Force" (“Unity Makes Strength”)

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Who said, “I was born a slave, but nature gave me the soul of a free man”?

Toussaint Louverture