Question

How was Slavery
abolished in french?
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Answer 1

Answer:

It was in 1794 that the Convention passed a law to free all slaves in French overseas possessions. But this lasted only for 10 years because when Napoleon Bonaparte became the emperor of France in 1804, he reintroduced slavery. In 1848, Slavery was finally abolished in French colonies.

Answer 2

This event in Trinidad influenced full emancipation in the other British colonies which was legally granted two years ahead of schedule on 1 August 1838.

After Great Britain abolished slavery, it began to pressure other nations to do the same.

France finally abolished slavery in 1848.

By December, Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte had been elected President—France's first directly-elected head of state.

Marx fails to address one crucial repetition of the French Revolution of 1848 – the abolition of slavery.

Even before 1789 critics had attacked the slave trade and slavery in the colonies.

France had several colonies in the Caribbean, the most important of which was Saint Domingue (later called Haiti).

There were 500,000 slaves there in 1789 and they provided the labor for sugar, coffee, and cotton plantations.

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