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C2 (Lecture Quiz): The Haitian Revolution

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First, watch the video lecture and take guided notes (on paper).

Then, take the lecture quiz (starts below the video) WITHOUT looking at the lecture or your guided notes.

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1.

The 1783 treaty that officially ended the American Revolution did all of the following except _____________________________.

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2.

Check off the two other countries that had revolutions for similar reasons and at a similar time as the American Revolution.

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3.

The Haitians were fighting for many of the same rights that the Americans were fighting for.

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4.

Check off all of the following that are TRUE of the Haitian Revolution.

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5.

Who profited the most off of the Haitian sugar plantations?

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6.

Most enslaved Haitians worked in cruel conditions on sugar plantations.

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7.

One similarity between monarchies and republics are that they are both run by kings and queens.

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8.

The Haitian Revolution was significant because it was the first time in modern history that a republic was formed by black leaders.

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9.

Why did many American leaders not want to openly support the Haitian Revolution?