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What did slavery show between revolutionary ideals and colonial economy?

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Correct answer: Continuous conflict between ideals and profit

The governing concept is the persistent tension between principle and practice. Revolutionary language promoted liberty and equality, but colonial economies generated profit through plantation production and the forced labour of enslaved people. Since abolition threatened established wealth and political influence, the ideals were not implemented smoothly or immediately. Option A is correct because slavery revealed an ongoing conflict between the moral promise of rights and the economic advantages of exploitation. Option B is wrong because equality was neither immediate nor complete. C denies the central historical reality of plantation labour, while D is incorrect because Napoleon did not represent a final abolition; French policy toward slavery was marked by reversal and continued conflict.

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French RevolutionRevolutionary IdealsColonial EconomyThe Abolition Of SlaveryThe French RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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