Haiti

By gianluca.garzaro

  • Equality

    The Rights of Man were signed in France and the slaves in the Island of Saint-Domingue wanted equality, but it was denied.

  • Ideas

    Revolutionary movements uprised simultaineuosly. This inspired free blacks and slaves.

  • Jacques Vincent Ogé

    There is a revolt organized by Jacques Vincent Ogé but his army got dispersed by the colonist and officials of Saint-Domingue.

  • Mistreat

    Around 200 years of mistreatment, and bad conditions towards the slaves.

  • Clash between Social Classes

    There was clashing between the plantation owners and the lower white class.
  • Period: to

    Haiti´s Revolution

  • Outbreak

    Slaves organize themselves and start burning the plantations, killing and out driving their masters.

  • Rebelion Spreads

    Thr revolution spreads and it incorporates over 15,000 slaves. They burn most of the plantaitions and crops.

  • Army

    San Martin joined the army of Spain

  • Education

    Bolivar had a high education

  • Wealth

    Bolivar came from a wealthy and impportant family.

  • Expansion

    l’Overture lead his army and conquered the Spaniard colony next to Haiti, Santo Domingo. He expanded Haiti´s territory by this.

  • Freedom

    The be¿iggest change was that the slaves were free and they had equal rights to everyone else.

  • Independance

    Dessalines commanded an army that defeated France´s army and later he declared the island independent and renamed it Haiti.

  • 1st Change

    The island became independent from european powers.

  • Economy

    Haiti went from the most profitable island to an island with extremly poor people and a weak economy. This is because during the revolution they burned all the plantations.

  • Met Napoleon Bonaparte

    He met Bonaparte

  • Appointed general

    Bolivar was appointed general of Venezuela.

  • Venezuela

    Bolivar came back from europe and found Venezuela in a war.

  • Upper Class

    Creoles wanted to be un top of the Peninsulares.

  • Returned

    San Martin finds out about the revolution in Argentina and returns

  • Movements

    Bolivar sparked movements in places like Peru, Bogota, Bolivia, Colombia, and Ecuador.

  • Loyal

    San Marin was a loyal officer of the Spanish crown.

  • Argentina

    San Martin greanted independance to Argentina

  • Leadership

    Given leadereship over the militia of Chile.

  • Chile

    San Martin grants independace to Chile 1817

  • Decline

    Offered leadermentship over Chile but declines.

  • Weakness

    The now freed new countries had poor armies and were vulnerable to attacks and invasions

  • Knightof the Andes

    Declared Knight of the Andes by the argentinan people

  • Meeting

    San Maritn and Bolivar meet, Simon wanted a democracy but Simon said the people weren´t ready yet.

  • Relied

    The economies were in shambles and they relied on the US to trade.

  • Peru

    Gives independance to Peru, 1821

  • Gave Up

    San Martin gives leadership to Bolivar of Peru, Argentina, and CHile.

  • President

    Was appointed president oof Peru

  • Dictator

    Bolivaar proclamied himself dictator of Peru for temporary measure.

  • President

    Bolivar was procliamed president of the New Colombia

  • Libarator

    Bolivar was given the nicname of Liberator

  • Naming

    Bolivar has plenty places named after him.

  • Currencies

    Bolivar has two currencies after his name.

  • Death

    Bolivar dies.

  • Bolivar

    Bolivar is rermmebered as the George Washigton of South America.