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    research in Paris on the Haitian Revolution‚ which was from 1791-1803. Toussaint L’Ouvertureand led the Haitian Revolution. The Haitian Revolution was against colonialism and slavery‚ which was a successful against the French colonial. James does not put his focus on racial distinctions‚ but focuses on the process of class distinctions and

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    able to receive proper care because they can not afford it. They can not afford health care because it is not easy getting a job. Haitian people are living in poverty.This forbids them from getting an education about sex and how to prevent these horrifying diseases. It brings upon violence women are being victims of rape‚ along with it they are given AIDS/HIV. Haitians living in poverty have a hard time finding a job. This is a huge barrier as to why they are suffering with these diseases. They are

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    however. The most important political reform in Haiti was without a doubt the Haitian Revolution which was led by Toussaint Louverture. The Haitian Revolution was a slave revolt that occurred 1791-1804. The country had a 5% white minority that owned thousands of slaves and most of the wealth on the island. There was large discrimination toward non-French people during this time and the Haitian slaves came together under a Haitian identity and revolted against the French slave owners starting the only

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    were either assassinated or overthrown which concerned the United States since Haiti was in a state of political instability. In July of 1915‚ the current Haitian President Jean Vilbrun Guillaume Sam feared that one of his predecessors‚ Oreste Zamor‚ would have him assassinated ("Milestones: 1914–1920 - Office Of The Historian"). The Haitian president tried to avoid his assassination by having Oreste Zamor‚ and 160 of his closest proximity‚ executed in Port-au-Prince. However‚ this backfired and

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    started out as mindless servants who worked on farms in Haiti‚ where voodoo was the main religion in practice. Voodoo priests of priestesses are believed to use medicinal concoctions which can bring the dead back to life as zombie slaves‚ who were then worked out in the fields. This became such a problem in Haiti that family members would guard the graves of loved ones until they were certain the body had begun to decompose‚ as voodoo only works on the freshly dead. (Real Zombies‚ 1) At any rate‚ many

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    impossible for impoverished civilians. Krik? Krak! is a compilation of short stories about the experiences of fictional Haitians living under an abusive new regime. Danticat illustrates that hope gives Haitians the ability to cope with their oppression and poverty. Each story represents various aspects of hope. Hope provides solace from oppression and poverty whether Haitians are in Haiti or at sea. Danticat demonstrates this in Children of The Sea‚ in which many people are stuck on a crudely made

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    happening and the Haitian government is doing everything they can to prevent it. Legislation criminalizing all forms of human trafficking has been pending in Parliament for several years. The Haitian justice system did not make advances in prosecuting traffickers during the reporting period. The government did not report any investigations‚ prosecutions or convictions of trafficking offenders in Haiti. There are many problems with this country that is hard to prevent crime with only 35 Haitians working to

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    Changes: There was a decrease in the popularity/ usage of forced labor systems. This was caused by Enlightenment thinking and the recent success of the Haitian revolution. Most of the movements that led to this improvement were led by Simon Bolivar. In the Caribbean‚ slavery was abolished. It was abolished several years before other regions like the US because of pressure from British labor unions. However‚ even though slavery was legally abolished‚ slaves were still obligated to stay with their

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    Also‚ Napoleon Bonaparte was a good leader who lead the country of France to end terror and wars. This can be compared to Thomas Jefferson in the American revolution and the declaration of independence. Napoleon Bonaparte can also be compared to Haitian revolution leader Toussaint L’Ouverture and their good military leadership skills. All of these three revolutions and leaders really pushed their cause to improve and modernize their nation’s. The French revolution started when France went far into

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    After three centuries of Spanish rule‚ with French and Haitian interludes‚ the country became independent in 1821 under the rule of a former colonial judge who maintained the system of slavery and limited rights for the mostly mulatto and black population. The ruler‚ José Núñez de Cáceres‚ intended that the Dominican Republic be part of the nation of Gran Colombia‚ but he was quickly removed by the Haitian government and "Dominican" slave revolts. Victorious in the Dominican War of Independence in

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