Haitian Revolution

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Causes Events Effects People Ideas

French Dutty France Dutty Boukman Colon\ization

colonialism Boukman’s abolishes
ritual to slavery in all
inaugurate the French colonies
revolution

Slavery Slave uprisings First Toussaint Slavery

post-colonial Louverture
state in the
Americas
controlled by
former slaves

Triangle Trade Spain and Haiti becomes Napoleon Plantations

/ Atlantic Slave Britain’s a republic Bonaparte
Trade attempt to take
the island

French Mass killings of Haiti signed an Jean-Jacques Racism

Revolution the remaining agreement to Dessalines
white pay war
population reparations for
France

- Haiti declares The United - -

independence States led an
economic
embargo
against Haiti
Toussaint L’Ouverture’s Timeline.

1791, The slaves rose in revolt. They burned the sugar cane in the fields and kill hundreds of
slave owners.

1802, Napolean decided to reclaim the rich sugar plantations of Saint Dominique. In January
1802, 16000 French troops landed in Saint Dominique to get rid of Toussaint.

After Toussaint’s death, slaves continued to fight the French for freedom.

1804, After the French surrendered (First black colony to free themselves from European
control), Dessalines proclaimed himself to be an emperor of Haiti and ordered to kill white
people, 3000-5000 were killed.

1820, Dessalines was assassinated in the revolt. Haiti became an independent republic.

Ideas 
- Colonization = the act of taking over or controlling a group of ​indigenous people of an
area. This idea was present when England.
- Slavery = A social class that is being controlled and treated unfairly by another person
with a higher social class.
- Plantation = Natural ingredients being collected by labor. This may include coffee,
tobacco, and sugar.
 - Racism = Antagonizing at a different race

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French & Haitian flag A4
Straw
Jumping rope
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Sword Kenji
For Phun
School suits

Causes 
Social instability 
- French colonization: Oppressed and treated like slaves (European, 
white man) 
- The slaves are not happy and they want to fight back 
- They want changes 
- Sugar plantation 
 
Events 
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Effects 
- Most people are uneducated and mostly unskilled. 
- The slaves are freed and created a constitution. 
- Haiti signed an agreement with the French to pay the 
reparations. 
 - After the French surrendered, Dessalines ordered the mass 
killings of the remaining white population in Haiti (3,000-5,000 
people were killed). 
- Haiti became an independent republic. 
- Haiti is the first black colony to free itself from European 
control. 
- The slaves burned the sugar cane in fields and killed hundreds 
of slave owners.. 
People 
- Toussaint L’Ouverture 
- Boukman Dutty 
- Jean-Jacques Dessalines 

Scene 1
● Phutchara = slave owner
● Phun = slave (Toussaint L’Ouverture)
● Kenji = slave (Boukman Dutty)
● Pol = slave (Jean-Jacques Dessalines)

● Saint Dominique
● 1791
● Plantation

● A slave owner is mean and unfair to the slaves.

● Boukman Dutty gathers people and called them to have a revolution.
● The slaves fight back (kill slaves owners).
● Toussaint L’Ouverture want to free slaves.
● Napoleon want their area back, and Toussaint negotiate with Napoleon to free their
slaves.
● Napoleon betray Toussaint and put him in jail on the top of the mountain.
● Toussaint died, because it too cold up there.
● The slaves back in the control, but they have different mindset.
● Jean-Jacques Dessalines come