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What were the causes of the bussa rebellion
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What were the causes of the bussa rebellion

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It was an attempt by the enslaved people to change the society on Barbados. They believed that Barbados belonged to them and wanted their freedom from the plantation owners. The act to end the slave trade had been passed in Parliament in 1807.
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