Question

how does the haitian revolution differ from other eighteenth and nineteenth century revolutions?
it was the only national revolution that reflected enlightened ideals.
it was the only colonial rebellion that was actively opposed by the mother country.
it was the only rebellion by enslaved people that resulted in the formation of a nation.

Explanation:

The Haitian Revolution was a significant event. Enlightened ideas were also reflected in other revolutions like the American Revolution. Many colonial rebellions faced opposition from the mother country. However, the Haitian Revolution was unique as it was a rebellion by enslaved people that led to the formation of an independent nation (Haiti). Other rebellions by enslaved people did not result in nation - formation in the same way.

Answer:

It was the only rebellion by enslaved people that resulted in the formation of a nation.