What was one of the major consequences of the Haitian Revolution?A.The Haitian economy was crippled as a result of wartime damage to farms and industries.B.Democratic countries including the United States developed close economic ties to Haiti.C.The Haitian government instituted policies that eliminated all divisions between classes.D.France replaced Spain as the dominant European colonial power in Latin America.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What was one way the Haitian Revolution affected Haiti in the early 19th century?A.It caused slaveholding countries to cut off trade with Haiti.B.It allowed Haiti's white population to dominate its government.C.It encouraged Haitian leaders to invade neighboring countries.D.It created a period of rapid economic growth and innovation.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

The significance of the Haitian Revolution was that it A. brought about the end of the slave trade. B. was the only successful slave revolt in history. OC. overthrew the French monarchy. D. was the first revolution in the Americas.

The American Revolution influenced the Haitian Revolution by:A.abandoning European forms of government in favor of new approaches developed in the Americas.B.acknowledging the importance of ending slavery throughout the Americas.C.proving that nonviolent resistance was the best path to independence.D.demonstrating that colonies could free themselves from the control of their founding countries.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What was one of Toussaint Louverture's most important contributions to the Haitian Revolution?A.He negotiated an alliance with Spain to force French forces to abandon Saint-Domingue.B.He ended the mass execution of white Haitians by former slaves and affranchis.C.He ensured that the Haitian economy continued to function throughout the revolution.D.He organized and led the rebel groups that secured Haiti's independence from France.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which of the following was not a reaction to the success of the Haitian Revolution?Group of answer choicesThe abolition of slavery throughout the Atlantic WorldA deep caution and social conservatism in the elites of Latin AmericaThe temporary expansion of slavery in the Atlantic WorldA delay for decolonization of the entire Caribbean region