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Whose interests were protected when the National Assembly did not take firm action on slavery?

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Correct answer: Interests of merchants and plantation owners

The National Assembly did not immediately take strong action against slavery and the slave trade because merchants and plantation owners earned substantial profits from them. Its hesitation therefore protected their economic interests. The interests of enslaved people would have been served by abolition, so option C is not correct. Exam tip: remember the conflict between revolutionary ideals of equality and colonial economic interests.

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French RevolutionAbolition Of SlaveryNational AssemblyPlantation OwnersColonial EconomyThe Abolition Of SlaveryThe French RevolutionHistory

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