Which option correctly matches year and event?

Correct answer: 1848 final abolition of slavery

The governing concept is the chronology of abolition in the French colonies. Slavery was first abolished by the National Convention in 1794, but Napoleon later restored it in the colonies. The final abolition came in 1848, after the February Revolution and under the provisional government of the Second Republic. Therefore option A correctly matches 1848 with the final abolition of slavery. Option B is wrong because 1614 was not the year of final abolition; option C assigns Napoleon’s restoration to the wrong year and reverses the chronology; option D is wrong because the National Convention’s abolition occurred in 1794, not 1791.