Question

What do Douglass's words suggest about the effects of Haiti's revolution? That Americans should mourn Haiti's tragic loss of lives That troubles in Haiti added to slavery elsewhere That American assistance was vital to Haiti's successful revolution That Haiti's success prompted others to fight against slavery

Answer 1

Answer: That Haiti's success prompted others to fight against slavery.

Explanation: The Haitian revolution was the catalyst to following revolution relating to slavery and freedom.

Answer 2

Option: That Haiti's success prompted others to fight against slavery.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Haiti Revolution was a slave revolt in Saint Domingue against the french colony in the Caribbean island. The French colonies were the growers of sugarcane, produced sugar and molasses. The revolution was the anti-slave revolt started to began in 1791 and ended in 1804.

The Haiti revolution gave a cause to fight slavery around the world. This inspired by the Haitian Revolution, in America in 1811 called The German Coast Uprising. This revolt started in the eastern bank of the Mississippi River, Louisiana became one of the major slave revolts in America.