Anti-slavery movements and emancipation in France. + The sugar industry and attitudes to labour. (Form 4)
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- Q1
What belongs and connects together when talking about the abolition of slavery in France.
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One of the ideals of the French Revolution of 1789.
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In 1802 Napoleon pleased the abolition movement by abolishing slavery forever in France.
falsetrueTrue or False120s - Q4
Why did Napoleon abolish slave trade finally in a turnaround in the year 1815?
To gain British disapproval.
To win British approval.
To win the approval of the monarchy.
To gain support of the abolition movement.
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Why did Napoleon revive slavery in France in the year 1802?
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Which part of French government abolished slavery within France in the year 1804?
The French emperor
The French consul
The French king
The French Assembly
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How did the British anti-slavery movement try to persuade the French monarchy to abolish slave trade after Napoleon's downfall?
They had collected a lot of money.
They sent hundred of petitions.
They threatened with a new war.
They wrote a personal letter.
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After 1830, a law was passed in France to make the penalties for slave trading less severe - they only would get a minor fine.
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What do we call the policy by which Britain protected its economy by cheap raw materials and high taxes for foreign trade?
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The chemist Andreas Maggraf showed that the sugar of sugar beet is essentially the same as those of sugar cane, and laid the foundation of the decline of Caribbean sugar.
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What connects or belongs together concering sugar production in the post-emancipation British Caribbean.
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What is one factor that made sugar production decline in the British colonies just before and just after emancipation?
A changed European diet.
The trade policies of the British government.
A surplus of labour.
The distribution of land to the emancipated Africans.
120s - Q13
William Wilberforce and Victor Schoelcher were both....
Main personalities in the abolition movement.
Generals during the wars of Napoleon.
Anti-slavery lobbyists using dirty politicis.
Deputies in the Cortes of Spain during colonial times.
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The French Revolution of 1789...
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British historians like Thomas Carlyle were full of prejudices and discriminatory ideas about the former slaves. What name do we give to attitudes like his?
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