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Haitian Revolution
In 1697, Saint-Domingue (later known as Haiti) became part of the French colonies, and the island became widely known as the wealthiest and most productive producer of sugar and coffee in the eighteenth century. After decimating the local population as a source of labor, the French planters bought and brought African slaves to Saint-Domingue to maintain the production of sugar and coffee. Not surprisingly, due to the slaves’ harsh treatment and conditions, violent conflicts frequently occurred between the white planters and black slaves (Bently & Ziegler, 633). In 1791, a slave revolt, later known as the Haitian Revolution, began; it is believed that a slave called Boukman organized the uprising and began killing white settlers, burning their homes and destroying their plantations (Bently & Ziegler, 633). The slave revolution lasted for approximately ten years and was successful, resulting in the creation of the independent nation, Haiti, in 1804.
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