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When and Why Change Was Demanded
Change was demanded when the people realized that their rights were being violated. People were bing pushed out of their cities and they were also being put into slavery. One of the basic human rights is that people should not be put into slavery so this is definitely a big example of how their rights were violated.

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Examples of Effective Change
One example of effective change was when Tupac Amaru sent his proclamation to his people. THis proclamation told his people to rebel against the people that were oppressing their rights. It told his people to fight back and not let the Spanish continue to be unjust and disrespectful.

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Examples of Ineffective Change
In the letter from Micaela Bastidas to Tupac, she tries to convince Tupac to stop what he is doing. She says, “If you want to ruin us…” and goes on to say that the rebellion will destroy the country. Although she is unhappy with her husband because he does not want to listen to her advice and directions anymore, her opinions do not face Tupac and that leads him to his death.

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Individuals Who Promoted Change
Tupac Amaru claimed that a war was brought unjustly against the natives who lived in peace in quiet. He told the Indians they needed to fight back. Tupac said that the kings had illegally taken the power from the people. He said that the king of spain conquered the land wrongfully. Tupac Amaru led the people to a rebellion against the oppressive government, promoting change.

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Groups Who Promoted Change
The Kurakas played a major role in fighting against the spanish and contributing to the rebellion.They were the group that Tupac was a part of and they helped guide the citizens into battle.

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Examples of Rights Guaranteed
After the citizens received the proclamation they realized they were promised new rights. These rights included freedom from slavery and freedom in their lives. This is important because it set these people free and gave them back a basic human right of freedom

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Examples of Rights Violated
The silver miners worked in some of the worst conditions imaginable such as slaving in continual darkness and obscurity, dangerous tools, and freezing temperatures. These workers jobs were to find silver. These people were forced to work long hours and not given much freedom.

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When and Why Change Was Demanded
The Haitians were forced into slavery when the white French men came to Haiti. This was not okay. One of the basic human rights is that people should not be forced into labor, especially because of the color of their skin. Napoleon wanted to take over the country and they would not let their rights be violated.

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Examples of Effective Change
When the Haitian people were fed up with being slaves, they revolted. They burnt the sugar crops and corn that they were being forced to harvest. They killed their leaders and in the end, they won their freedom. They drafted a constitution which abolished slavery.

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Examples of Ineffective Change
Being a strong military leader gave L’Overture great power, but with great power comes great responsibility. There was a lot to be done in Haiti. His power and crazy accomplishments attracted many unwanted enemies. These enemies lured him to their base where they tortured and killed him. L’Overture, thinking that they were trying to help him with the change of the country, went to their land and was sadly killed.

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Individuals Who Promoted Change
Jean-Jacques Dessalines' military tactics were crucial to winning back Haitian freedom. His military skill and leadership was vital to L’Overture’s success in capturing eastern half of Haiti and he was also a very important leader in the slave revolts. He promoted change by working hard as a teen and breaking the mold, becoming a very successful military general.

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Groups Who Promoted Change
The Haitian's promoted change for their country and were the first people to successfully abolish slavery. People of color were not given basic human rights so the Haitian's fought and rebelled to take back what they deserved.

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Examples of Rights Guaranteed
When the new constitution for Haiti was drafted, it guaranteed that people would not be forced into slavery. This was and is very important as it was a big and important change for the country of Haiti. The constitution said "Slavery is forever abolished."

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Examples of Rights Violated
People did not have the right to choose their religion. They were forced to believe a certain religion and you would be thrown in jail if you didn't practice that religion. In the constitution, it states "The catholic, apostolic, roman faith shall be the only publicly professed faith…"