Question

question 14
2 pts
what inspired the haitian revolution?
the united states wanted to add haiti as a new state as part of the louisiana purchase
simon bolivars fight against the french monarchy
jack sparrows fight against the british east india trading company
slaves heard talks of liberty and equality during the french revolution

question 15
2 pts
what is one major difference between the haitian revolution and other latin american revolutions?
the haitian revolution was the only revolution to fail. all other latin american revolutions succeeded
the haitian revolution was led by slaves, while most latin american revolutions were led by wealthy landowners
the haitian revolution was led by catholics, while most latin american revolutions were led by protestants
the haitian revolution was the last revolution in latin america, only gaining independence in 2002

Explanation:

For Question 14:

• The Louisiana Purchase (1803) involved the U.S. buying land from France, not adding Haiti as a state.
• Simon Bolivar was active in South American revolutions (early 19th - century), not related to the Haitian Revolution (1791 - 1804).
• Jack Sparrow is a fictional character from Pirates of the Caribbean, not a real - life figure in historical revolutions.
• The French Revolution (1789 - 1799) spread ideas of liberty and equality. Haitian slaves, influenced by these ideas and facing harsh conditions, rebelled.

For Question 15:

• The Haitian Revolution was successful (gained independence in 1804).
• The Haitian Revolution was led by enslaved people (e.g., Toussaint Louverture). Many Latin American revolutions (e.g., those led by figures like Bolivar) were led by creoles (wealthy landowners of European descent).
• Religion was not the main dividing factor between the Haitian Revolution and other Latin American revolutions in terms of leadership.
• Haiti gained independence in 1804, long before 2002.

Answer:

Question 14: Slaves heard talks of liberty and equality during the French Revolution.
Question 15: The Haitian Revolution was led by slaves, while most Latin American Revolutions were led by wealthy landowners.