Question

Which accurately describes events of the Haitian Slave Revolt on the island of Hispaniola (formerly Saint-Domingue)?

slaves revolted against Spain and its leader, Charles iv, to win their independence in 1788

slaves revolted against Russia and its leader, Alexander i, to win their independence in 1825

slaves revolted against France and its leader, Napolean Bonapart, to win their independence in 1804


slaves revolted against Portugal and its leader, Maria i Francisca, to win their independence in 1777

Answer 1

Slaves revolted against France and its leader, Napolean Bonapart, to win their independence in 1804

Step-by-step explanation:

The Haitian Slave Revolt began in 1791, and finally ended in 1804. The haitians revolted against their colonial masters: the French, and former slave Toussaint L'Ouverture was the most famous figure.

The Haitian Revolution is a paramount event in World History. It is considered to be the largest slave revolt in history, and was the only slave revolt to result in a free state governed by black people. The aftermath of this revolt led to a more negative view on slavery by European Powers. Slavery would eventually be abolished in most of the world in the following decades.