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Why can the abolition of 1794 not be called final abolition?

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Correct answer: Because Napoleon reintroduced slavery in 1802

In 1794, the French Convention passed a law abolishing slavery in the French colonies. However, Napoleon restored slavery in 1802, so the 1794 abolition was not permanent or final. Slavery was finally abolished in the French colonies in 1848. Exam tip: Remember 1794—abolition, 1802—restoration by Napoleon, and 1848—final abolition.

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French RevolutionAbolition Of SlaveryFrench ColoniesNapoleon17941848The Abolition Of SlaveryThe French Revolution

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