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Why is it a historical mistake to treat 1794 as final abolition?

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Correct answer: Napoleon reintroduced slavery in 1802, and it was finally abolished in the French colonies in 1848

In 1794, the National Convention abolished slavery in the French colonies, but the decision did not last. Napoleon Bonaparte restored slavery in 1802. Therefore, 1794 cannot be called the final abolition; slavery was permanently abolished in the French colonies in 1848. Exam tip: remember the sequence—1794 abolition, 1802 restoration, 1848 final abolition.

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French RevolutionAbolition Of SlaveryNapoleon BonaparteFrench Colonies17941848The Abolition Of SlaveryThe French Revolution

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