How did the Atlantic slave trade contribute to conditions that eventually led to

the Haitian Revolution?

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A. It created a huge slave population that hoped to overthrow Saint-

Domingue's social system.

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B. It led European countries to pull their military support from Saint-

Domingue in protest.

C. It outraged mixed-race laborers in Saint-Domingue who lost their

jobs when farms bought slaves.

D. It led to an economic depression due to the high cost of slaves.

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21 August, 23:48

How did the Atlantic slave trade contribute to conditions that eventually led to

the Haitian Revolution?

O

A. It created a huge slave population that hoped to overthrow Saint-

Domingue's social system.

O

B. It led European countries to pull their military support from Saint-

Domingue in protest.

C. It outraged mixed-race laborers in Saint-Domingue who lost their

jobs when farms bought slaves.

D. It led to an economic depression due to the high cost of slaves.

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Anabel · Answer 1

How did the Atlantic slave trade contribute to conditions that eventually led to the Haitian Revolution? A. It provided African slaves with access to a Western education and military training ... It isolated Saint-Domingue from powerful European states that had outlawed slavery.