Haitian Revolution
When did the slave revolt begin, and who fought against each other?
1791; Factions of white settlers, gens de couleur, and slaves battled each other
With which country did the United States forge a military alliance in 1778?
France
What were the three groups of French society
First Estate
Second Estate
Third Estate
What happened after discovery of Katipunan?
Spanish Authorities began arresting suspected Katipuneros
What did Latin America want socially?
Equality of men
Why was Haiti so valuable to Europe?
It produced 40% of Europe's sugar, 60% of its coffee, and was home to over 20 million slaves.
Which of the following documents set forth the belief that "all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness"?
The Declaration of Independence
Which group made up almost 98% of the French society?
Third Estate
When did aguinaldo proclaim the Philippine independence
Aguinaldo proclaimed the Philippine independence on june 12,1898
Who in the colony was the greatest threat to the french and why?
The natives because they were enraged.
What was the Caribbean Islands
A subregion of the Americas.
What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?
Forbade American colonists to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains
What French leader was an army captain who became the leader of France after a coup d'etat?
Napoleon Bonaparte
What did the Katipuneronos shout?
They shouted "Mabuhay and Katipunan! Mabuhay and Pilipinas"
Which conclusion about Spanish colonialism in the Americas can be drawn from this diagram?
The fewest people in the population had the greatest power
Why did Haiti owe money to France?
For the loss of their property and slaves.
From whom did Americans receive tacit support at the beginning of the Revolutionary War?
Spain
How did 6000 women and a few men in disguise protest the cost of bread in 1789
They marched from France to Versailles with pitchforks and other tools demanding for bread
Why did Bonifacio die?
Because the other Filipinos want him removed from his position of leadership of the katipunan
Why did Latin American leaders decide to fight for their freedom after 1808 rather than an earlier point?
Because France invaded spain
Why did France invade Saint-Domingue?
Napoleon was upset with the new constitution
The Boston Tea Party took place after:
The governor of Massachusetts refused to allow tea ships to leave the harbor before unloading their cargoes
On July 14, 1789, a huge crowd in Paris broke in to the Bastille. This became known as "Storming the Bastille". Why did they choose this to destroy?
That's where gunpowder and weapons are stored which what they needed.
How did Bonifacio settle the two factions?
He settled it with Tejeros Convention
How were Latin Americans effected by the situation post revolution?
Because of dictatorship and had no democracy or voting