The Quakers were the first to oppose slavery movements

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1 | believe the American, French, Haitian, and Latin Americans achieved the goals of &quotiliberty, equality,
fraternity" pretty well. All the countries managed to break free from unfair rulings that stood against the ideals that
came about throughout the enlightenment. Prior to these revolutions. there was colonization, high taxes, and slavery
going on. All of these countries got frustrated with being treated unjustly and decided to take a stand and fight for what
was right. After the United States broke free from the British rule, it is now a democracy with natural laws and equal
rights per the constitution. France established a republic and &quot:civil equality quot, after its revolution. It had @ huge
impact on European history and supported individual freedom. After the Haitian revolution, France no longer had rule
over Haiti and ended slavery over there. In Latin America, many countries became independent from the rule and
colonization of Napoleon.

2. American, French, Haitian and Latin American did a very good job tearing down tyranny that ance ruled over them,
After the 13 colonies revolted against the British government it sent a shockwave across the globe. Sending a message
to countries like France that they don’t have to tolerate cruelty from the monarchs they don’t support. |gniting the French
Revolution that would later lead to the execution of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. The Haitians came next and we
would soon see the rise of many slaves seeking freedom from France rule and colonization. Haiti would later gain
independence on January 1, 1804. Latin American would follow through as they were no longer accepting the cruelty
towards there people and unfair discrimination in there homeland. Many breaking free from Spaniard rule.

3.Many big wealthy individuals opposed antislavery movements as they realized they can no longer use cheap labor to
produce their industrial work. The rise of new religions like Protestant’s allowed 2 new awakening to occur know as the
the Second Great Awakening which inspired abolitionists to rise up against slavery. Many vocalize the need that all men
are created equal in the eyes of God. Slave revolts demonstrated that that there suffering and cruelty will no longer
stand and if they needed they will create havoc for a chance at freedom. Slavery was a divided issue back than as many
saw slaves as inferior towards them. Many saw them as needed individuals to do the heavy lifting while other viewed
slaves as people just like any other person.

4.The Quakers were the first to oppose slavery movements. They were a religious group with people such as John
Woolman speaking out against slavery and encouraging the Quakers to have nothing to do with the slave trade. The
intellectual factor that led to people speaking out against slavery and contributing to the rise of the antislavery movement
was the enlightenment. They opposed war, and absolute monarchy, alongside anything that takes away one’s individual
rights, including slavery. The impact of slave revolts led to abolishing slave trade in Great Britain. The decision that