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French Revolution Grants Rights of Citizenship to Free Persons of Color (1791) 

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French Revolution Grants Rights of Citizenship to Free Persons of Color (1791) 

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In 1791, after some hesitant contradictory measures, the French Legislative Assembly granted free men of color full citizenship.

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a massive rebellion on August 22, 1791.

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Spanish and British join the War against French (1793)

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Spanish and British join the War against French (1793)

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The Spanish and British joined the war against the French in 1793.

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France Liberates all Enslaved People (1794)

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France Liberates all Enslaved People (1794)

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A general slave revolt in August started the revolution. Its success pushed away the French to abolish slavery.

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Toussaint L'ouverture joins French (1794)

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Toussaint L'ouverture joins French (1794)

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Toussaint went over to the French, giving as his reasons that the French National Convention had recently freed all slaves.

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Napoleon reinstalled slavery in 1802.

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L'ouverture Arrested and Dies in France (1803)

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L'ouverture Arrested and Dies in France (1803)

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Toussaint L'ouverture, leader of the slave insurrection in French Saint-Domingue that led to the Haitian Revolution, was found dead.

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Fighting Continues and Napoleon Leaves Haiti (1814)

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Fighting Continues and Napoleon Leaves Haiti (1814)

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The coalition invaded France and captured Paris, forcing Napolean to abdicate.