Name: ハイチ革命クラッシュコース 世界史 #30 (Haitian Revolutions: Crash Course World History #30)
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revolutions month here at Crash Course, [seriously… all month]

because today we are going to discuss the oft-neglected Haitian Revolutions.

The Haitian Revolutions are totally fascinating

and they involve two of my very favorite things.

began in the 17th century as a pirate outpost.

made their living selling leather and a kind of smoked beef

All that beef actually came from cattle left behind by the Spanish,

who were the first Europeans to settle the island.

the boucan-sellers started to run low on beef.

“You know what would pay better than selling beef jerky?

Robbing Spanish galleons,” [beef jerky still winner of taste test]

with silver mined from South America. [heavy metallic undertaste]

the French had convinced many of those buccaneering captains

to give up their pirating and settle on the island.

Many of them invested some of their pirate treasure

at both producing sugar and working people to death.

this island was the most valuable colony in the West Indies,

and possibly in the world. [sugar is pretty much totally awesome]

and it was home to more slaves than any place except Brazil.

And as you’ll recall from our discussion of Atlantic slavery,

being a slave in a sugar-production colony was exceptionally brutal.

more slaves were imported to Saint Domingue

than the entire white population of the island.

slaves made up about 90% of the population.

And most of those slaves were African born,

because the brutal living and working conditions

remember Alfred Crosby’s fantastic line,

“it is crudely true that if man’s caloric intake is sufficient,

most of these plantations were pretty large,

Colonial society in Saint Domingue was divided into four groups,

which had important consequences for the revolution.

were the Big White planters who owned the plantations

who would just rather stay in France and let their agents do,

Most of the Frenchmen who came to the island were,

and they frequently fathered children with slave women.

These fathers would often free their children.

there were 24,800 free people of color along with

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ハイチ革命クラッシュコース 世界史 #30 (Haitian Revolutions: Crash Course World History #30)

people

sugar

color

yellow

ハイチ革命クラッシュコース世界史 #30 (Haitian Revolutions: Crash Course World History #30)