Which sequence is correct when remembering abolition of slavery?

Correct answer: Abolition in 1794 then Napoleon reintroduced it then final abolition in 1848

The direct answer is A. The correct historical sequence is: the National Convention abolished slavery in 1794; Napoleon restored slavery in French colonies; slavery was finally abolished in 1848. Option A gives all three events in the correct order. Option B reverses the dates and incorrectly says slavery began in 1848 and was restored in 1794. Option C is wrong because the National Convention did not increase slavery in 1794; it abolished it. Option D is wrong because Napoleon did not make the final abolition in 1794. He is associated with restoring slavery after the earlier abolition. The dates must be connected to the events, not merely memorised separately. A useful exam chain is 1794 first abolition, Napoleon's restoration, 1848 permanent abolition.