How Did Robespierre Influence The Haitian Revolution

Haitian Revolution Since the beginning of time the world has had many many revolutions. As the time changed so did the revolutions. The first revolution that was deemed “The Big Revolution”, was the French Revolution. During the French Revolution, many changes occurred. These changes were brought to attention by the third estate. The rest of the people wanted a change in not only the political land but many other things such as the rights allowed.This revolution was such a big deal because of the copious amounts of bloodshed. The revolution even ended with the people killing their own King, Louis XVI. Throught this revolution in the third estate, there were people who stood strong for the people. One in particular that was well know was Robespierre. Robespierre was one of the more opinionated of the third estate. The only differences was he was not scared to speak up for
Just like the French Revolution there was certain people that made an impact on the revolution. Toussaint L’Ouverture was the Robespierre. He won the trust and support of the people. He was more of a admirable leader. He worked side by side with his men and ended up be wounded nearly 20 times in war. He worked and strived for a new society, a one racist one. He was also known for destroying the slaveholder’s and sent many men into the sea. At the same time he also won his racist free island. However, Napoleon Bonaparte took control of France. He had one mission to return the Island of St. Domingue back into the rich colonies for the french. He was insistent on having the island become the way it was before Toussaint. Napoleon sent nearly 16,000 troops over to seize Toussaint and restore the island. However, things did not go as planned for Napoleon. Napoleon did capture Toussaint and brought him back to France, but his men stayed and fought for their land and was able to fight until the French