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Anti-slavery movements and emancipation in France. + The sugar industry and attitudes to labour. (Form 4)
Quiz by Martin Visser
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What belongs and connects together when talking about the abolition of slavery in France.
One of the ideals of the French Revolution of 1789.
In 1802 Napoleon pleased the abolition movement by abolishing slavery forever in France.
Why did Napoleon abolish slave trade finally in a turnaround in the year 1815?
Why did Napoleon revive slavery in France in the year 1802?
Which part of French government abolished slavery within France in the year 1804?
How did the British anti-slavery movement try to persuade the French monarchy to abolish slave trade after Napoleon's downfall?
After 1830, a law was passed in France to make the penalties for slave trading less severe - they only would get a minor fine.
What do we call the policy by which Britain protected its economy by cheap raw materials and high taxes for foreign trade?
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.
What connects or belongs together concering sugar production in the post-emancipation British Caribbean.
What is one factor that made sugar production decline in the British colonies just before and just after emancipation?
William Wilberforce and Victor Schoelcher were both....
The French Revolution of 1789...
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?
Which of the following was the MAIN purpose of the Policy of Ameriolation?
