Haitian Revolution Student Workbook | Printable World History PDF
Study the revolution that turned an uprising against slavery into a fight for independence.
What made the Haitian Revolution possible, and what did independence change? This Smart Brown Girl student workbook takes learners from the plantation economy of Saint-Domingue through the 1791 uprising to Haitian independence and the economic consequences that followed.
Through power mapping, primary source exploration, and leadership analysis, students examine how enslaved people organized against a colonial system built on forced labor. They consider the role of Toussaint Louverture and other Haitian leaders, then investigate how the revolution reshaped the Atlantic world and why its significance is often overlooked in textbooks.
What’s Inside
A power mapping activity on colonial economics, racial hierarchy, and legal authority
Compare-and-contrast worksheets and leadership analysis exercises
Primary source exploration and critical thinking questions
Reflection prompts on the revolution’s global impact and the consequences of the French indemnity
Who It’s For
Use this workbook to supplement middle or high school world history, Black history, or social studies instruction. The activities work for homeschool learning, independent assignments, and group discussion.
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