... order to keep up the sugar production, which was the key to the Haitian and European economy, intense amounts of manual labor was needed, and the slaves, unwillingly, provided that labor free of charge. This moral issue brought into question slavery as a whole in the French colony, which is what started the revolt, and eventually led to the revolution. In the end, the revolution was a success for many reasons; however, the progression of the Haitian society did not ... come without a cost, and that cost was the disaster of an economy that the newly independent country of Haiti ... ...

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... , there were many differences and many similarities. There are three sections within the colonies, the Northern Colonies, the Middle Colonies and the Southern Colonies. These colonies are different because of the agriculture, the economy, the religion, the land, and slavery. In the end, most of these things brought the colonies together, and eventually toward the American Revolution. The Northern Colonies were mainly based on religion. When settlers came over, they also brought with them their constant ... land was getting smaller and smaller. France now had the area from the Rocky Mount...

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• Grade Level: High School