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World History Project - Origins to the Present

Course: World History Project - Origins to the Present > Unit 6

Lesson 5: Transformation of Labor | 6.4

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Transformation of Labor

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How did an entire population of enslaved people regain their liberation in Haiti?

(Choice A)
Enslaved people gradually taught the French Empire that slavery was anti-Christian.
(Choice B)
Enslaved people forcefully revolted against the French Empire.
(Choice C)
Enslaved people used Enlightenment ideals to create a mutually beneficial contract with the French Empire.
(Choice D)
Enslaved people explained that slavery was not economically beneficial to the French Empire.