Saint dominque a French colony in the carribean sea where 100,000 slaves rebelled became a country called

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21 September, 06:07

Saint dominque a French colony in the carribean sea where 100,000 slaves rebelled became a country called

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Briley · Answer 1

The correct answer is Haiti

This was a French colony which was actually called Saint-Domingue. It is found on the western part of the Hispaniola island. In 1804, during the Napoleonic wars, they managed to gain their independence which is when the country changed its name to Haiti, which is the indigenous name.

Sweety · Answer 2

Saint Dominique, a French colony in the Caribbean Sea where 100,000 slaves rebelled, became a country called Haiti