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How did slavery challenge the universal language of rights in the Revolution?

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Correct answer: It raised the question of whether rights would extend to enslaved people.

The French Revolution used the universal language of liberty and equal rights, yet many people in the colonies remained enslaved. Slavery therefore exposed the key contradiction: did the “rights of man” apply to all human beings, including enslaved people? Option B concerns royal power, and triangular trade did not end immediately. Exam tip: In questions on universal rights, identify the groups that were excluded from those rights in practice.

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French RevolutionAbolition Of SlaveryUniversal RightsColonialismEnslaved PeopleHuman RightsThe Abolition Of SlaveryThe French Revolution

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