When did Napoleon reintroduce slavery?

Some time after 1794

The governing concept is that abolition in 1794 was not immediately permanent. After taking power, Napoleon Bonaparte reintroduced slavery in French colonies in 1802, only a few years after the National Convention had abolished it. Thus option A is the best answer because it places the restoration after the 1794 decree. The wording does not ask for the exact year, but the precise historical year is 1802. Option B is wrong because slavery existed before 1789 and was not reintroduced then. Option C is wrong because 1848 marks the final abolition of slavery in French colonies, not its restoration. Option D is unrelated to the revolutionary and colonial chronology. The sequence is therefore 1794 abolition, 1802 reintroduction under Napoleon, and 1848 final abolition.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: The Abolition of Slavery.