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What does the sequence of 1794 Napoleon and 1848 prove about abolition of slavery?

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Correct answer: Abolition was not a linear process; slavery was restored and later abolished again

In 1794, the French National Convention abolished slavery in the French colonies. Napoleon restored it in 1802. Slavery was finally abolished in the French colonies in 1848. Thus, the sequence shows that abolition involved a reversal rather than a smooth, permanent progression. Option C is incorrect because Napoleon did not preserve the 1794 abolition. Exam tip: remember the sequence—1794 abolition, 1802 restoration, 1848 final abolition.

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French RevolutionAbolition Of SlaveryNapoleonColonial Slavery1848 AbolitionHistory ChronologyThe Abolition Of SlaveryThe French Revolution

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