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    The Haitian Revolution was triggered by the enslaved people's natural desire to be free from harsh and cruel conditions of slavery, as well as the instability of Revolutionary France and its ideology of liberty. The enslaved Africans were also united and strengthened in their revolution by practicing Voodoo religion.

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    The Haitian Revolution was triggered by the enslaved people's natural desire to be free from harsh and cruel conditions of slavery, as well as the instability of Revolutionary France and its ideology of liberty. The enslaved Africans were also united and strengthened in their revolution by practicing Voodoo religion.

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    CAUSES OF HAITIAN

    REVOLUTION (1791)
    BY: SABIRA GILLETT-CHAMBERS
    FORM: 9E
    TEACHER: MISS EVANS
    HISTORY
    THE DESIRE TO BE FREE

    The enslaved people desired to be free.


    They had a natural urge to be free and
    to experience a better life.

    THE HARSH CONDITIONS


    The conditions of slavery were cruel
    and harsh. It was so bad that every 5
    years the slave population was
    renewed. The violence was
    inhumane and dehumanized the
    slave.

    INSTABILITY OF

    REVOLUTIONARY FRANCE

    The instability of Revolutionary France


    and its revolutionary ideology of Life,
    Liberty, and Fraternity also helped to
    trigger the revolution.

    RELIGION

    The African Religious belief system


    united the enslaved people. The
    enslaved Africans practiced Voodoo
    and it helped in the revolution. It gave
    them a sense of strength and
    invincibility.

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