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Why can abolition of slavery be called a blow to the colonial system?

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Correct answer: Because it ended the forced slave labour that underpinned plantation production

Plantations in the French colonies, especially those producing sugar and coffee, depended on the forced and unpaid labour of enslaved people. Abolishing slavery weakened the labour foundation of this profitable colonial economy; therefore, it was a blow to the colonial system. Option D is the opposite of abolition, since abolition aimed to end slavery rather than protect the slave trade. Exam tip: Link the colonial plantation system with slave labour and export-oriented production.

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French RevolutionAbolition Of SlaveryColonial SystemPlantation EconomySlave LabourThe Abolition Of SlaveryThe French RevolutionHistory

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