Question

how was slavery abolished in France and next question explain the process of slavery abolished in France

Answer 1

the triangular slave trade was abolished by French government or legislature in 1798 from the French overseas possession from ports Nantes to African coast.It was done because there were criticism about the African slave serving the plantation of the French people when went to America for jobs.However,Napoleon Bonaparte, the emperor of France reintroduced slavery in France.It was finally abolished in 1814

Answer 2

Answer:

• Slave trade started in the 17th century.

• These slaves brought to Caribbean Island (Martina Guadalupe and San Domingo).

• There was a shortage of labour needed for coffee, tobacco, sugar, indigo and

plantation work, etc.

• The problem of shortage labour was meet by the triangular slave trade between

Europe, Africa, and America.

• Bordeaux & Nantes were the famous ports for the slave trade.

• The slave brought from the local person of Africa.

• They were transferred through the ship.

• They sold to plantation workers.

• In the 18th century, there were criticism for slavery in the national assembly.

• But they did not make any law.

• Because they did not want to oppose businessmen and traders because they got

money from them.

• In 1794, the convention abolished slavery (Jacobian Government).

• But after 10 years in 1804, it was reintroduced by Napoleon Bonaparte.

• Slavery was finally abolished in French colonies in 1848.