Historical Context
Military Resistance
Leadership/Ideology
International Support
The First Ten
100

Long-standing resistance to slavery, brutality, and racial hierarchy, culminating in organized revolt in 1791.

 Haitian Revolution

100

They consisted of the FLN’s armed wing, the ALN, composed of  nationalists from all social classes

 Algerian revolutionaries? 

100

formerly enslaved man who became a brilliant general, strategist and a key leading figure in the revolution

Toussaint Louverture

100

Louverture initially aligned with this country who controlled the eastern side and took this chance to weaken France

Spain

100

External factors that devastated the economy of an Independent Haiti

Isolation, Boycotts, and Forced Reparations

200

A buildup of anti-colonial sentiment, inequality under French rule, and frustration with broken promises after WWII.

Algerian Revolution

200

Guerrilla warfare, sabotage, and direct battles drawing on African military traditions and knowledge of the terrain.

Haitian Tactics

200

FLN  and Ahmed Ben Bella

Leaders of the Algerian Revolution

200

During the war, many FLN leaders operated in exile, especially in this country, which became a major hub for their activities.

Egypt

200

After independence, this former enslaved general declared himself Emperor of Haiti.

Jean-Jacques Dessalines

300

This country exploited the people and land in both cases—through slavery in Haiti and settler colonialism in Algeria. 

France’s role in both colonies before revolution

300

Mountains gave this revolution an edge in the war

Haitian Revolution

300

Toussaint Louverture increased military strength after winning this war with a namesake of a particular piece of cutlery

War of Knives

300

After gaining independence this nation was intentionally shunned and isolated

Haiti

300

This was a major post-independence challenge for both nations, especially Haiti due to global isolation.

economic instability

400

It exposed colonial contradictions—many Algerians served in the war expecting change, but returned to repression.

Impact of WWll

400

Used urban bombings, and political mobilization to wear down French control.

The Algerian Revolution

400

Spiritual and political gathering of enslaved Africans in the northern part of Saint-Domingue

Bois Caiman Ceremony

400

This country refused to support Haiti’s independence out of fear it would inspire slave revolts at home

The United States

400

Algeria's post-independence government was controlled by this revolutionary group.

FLN (National Liberation Front )

500

One had Slave-based plantation economy; One had wealth controlled by European settlers.

What economic systems dominated pre-revolution Haiti and Algeria?

500

They responded with extreme violence and repression, including massacres, and torture

The French Military

500

In Algeria this was used both as a spiritual unifier and a cultural counter to French secular colonialism 

Islam

500

While Algeria had help from its diaspora in France, Haiti had limited external networks due to this oppressive system.

Slavery

500

Haiti was forced to pay “reparations” to this country, plunging its economy into debt for more than 100 years.

France

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