Question

question 9 of 10
what helped enslaved people of haiti successfully rebel against france and establish their own country?
select a response.
a network of ships like the underground railroad to escape the island led by jacques pierre brissot.
inspiration from the famous haitian abolitionist writer the marquis de lafayette and his ability to organize.
guns and ammunition from spanish traders as well as an advanced communication system using drums.
inspiration from the american revolution and the leadership of general toussaint louverture.

Explanation:

• The first option is incorrect as the Underground Railroad was for US enslaved people escaping to free states, not related to Haiti's rebellion, and Brissot was a French revolutionary, not involved in Haiti's revolt.
• The second option is wrong because the Marquis de Lafayette was French, not Haitian, and his focus was on the French and American revolutions, not Haiti's.
• The third option: While drums were used in African - derived communication, the main factors for Haiti's success were inspiration from revolutions and Toussaint's leadership, not primarily Spanish guns (though external factors existed, this option is less accurate).
• The fourth option is correct. The Haitian Revolution was inspired by the American Revolution (and also the French Revolution), and Toussaint Louverture was a key leader who organized the enslaved people, strategized, and led the fight against French rule, which was crucial for Haiti's successful rebellion and establishment as a nation.

Answer:

D. Inspiration from the American Revolution and the leadership of general Toussaint Louverture. (Note: Assuming the last option is labeled D; if the original options had different labels, adjust the label but keep the text. In the given image, the last option is the correct one with the described content.)