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Haitian Revolution
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Jorge Bracho
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a brief summary of the Haitian revolution
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Hello. Everyone will come back for part two of the
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crash course.
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And this one I'm gonna talk about the Haitian Revolution.
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So in context, Haiti was one of the most valuable
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columnist in America since they produce large amount of sugar,
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tobacco and also cut him the amount off slaves they
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had. Waas impressive.
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Like really high composing about 90% of the total population
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of the island.
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And, well, the social classes in Haiti were divided into
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four. The first one being white rich men that were,
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well, the plantation owners.
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Uh, the second we're free black men that they could
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possess richness is and they could inherit to their sons
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their freedom.
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The third will be poor white men, or they were
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known as petit blanks or the last one that will
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be slaves.
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So after the French Revolution took place, the ideals and
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influence traveled all the way through Haiti, inspiring slaves.
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So at this point, slaves were extremely tired of being
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oppressed and mistreated.
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So in 1971 they were bolted against the French, led
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by two Sanlu mature slaved that became a French general.
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And at this point, France had too many problems going
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on in the world they were fighting against, uh, like
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Britain and other things in Europe.
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Also, the French Revolution was happening, so they decided to
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free the slaves.
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But when Napoleon, when Napoleon took power, he wanted to
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regain the lost territory in America.
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So he needed money.
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Well, how well, by using Haiti, so he needed money
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at all means.
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So he sent charged the clerk to conquer Haiti again
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and in prison labor tour a tw this point This
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guy named Jean Jaques This lien continued the independence process
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and they fought and Hayden's won't against the French since,
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well, sicknesses such as the yellow fever helped the Hayden's
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fight them since the Europeans.
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Uh, well, these new type of sicknesses were new to
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them, so they had a lot of losses of men
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to do the yellow fever and talking about it's impact.
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I think it's really clear about the Haitian revolution, since
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it's one of the biggest and most successful say slave
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promoted, since that's the main thing here that the slave
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that the slaves apprised and fought for their rights since,
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well, this revolution was totally slaves and well, these ended
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the slavery and found in the founding off Haiti and
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such as Mr Kanye West tweeted in his Twitter account
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about how Haiti and the slaves were one of the
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first people that revolted against slavery and had the victory.
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And I think that's really important, since they were the
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first people to stand up for the week and that
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no one can tell that no one should be a
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slave, and I think that's it for everything.
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I hope you like my presentation.
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See you soon.
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