Haitian Revolution
where did it take place
French colony of Saint-Domingue (Haiti)
Who did the 13 colonies break away from?
The British
Was mainly caused by?
Spains restrictions of religious rights and political participation.
Why did the french revolution begin?
France was on the brink of bankruptcy
Some Latin American colonies did what?
They established their own governments.
Started from?
A slave revolt
Why was the American Revolution started
Mainly due to taxes, Lack of representation and want to self government
Who had control over the Philippines?
It had Spanish colonial rule
who was the person in power during the french revolution?
Louis XVI
Venezuela, 1811 constitution ended the slave trade but enforced?
They enforced slavery and racial discrimination.
U.S did not see haitian soil as independent until?
1862
What were people called who stayed loyal to the king?
Loyalists
The Spanish-American war brought Spanish rule to an end in the Philippines. In what year did it happen?
1898
what was the most violent era of the french revolution
Reign of terror
What influenced the colonies in Latin America?
The American, French, and Haitian revolutions.
Haiti was origonally known as
St. Dominigue
what year was the constitution produced?
1787
How long did the Spanish have control over the Philipines?
What important figure was tried and was executed as a traitor
The king
Manumission was earned how? (ability to get one's freedom)
Typically through military service
In the 1960s the St. domingue was the most what of the colonies?
profitable
what was the best way to immobilize a ship?
by destroying masts and sails in a single shot with a cannon
what did the people of the Philippines turn the area into after declaring independence?
A sovereign nation.
Who took power to france in 1795?
The Directory
What motivated enslaved people to work for their freedom?
political and social actions toward inde