Haiti A country whose history is “written in blood”

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Haiti A country whose history is “written in blood”

Hispaniola Columbus arrived north coast of Haiti in 1492 First European colonies of New World

French domination By 1517 the indigenous population of 250, ,000 had been wiped out. In 1600s French established themselves on western end Ayiti = “land of high mountains”

African slavery Began bringing in African slaves Became richest colony in New World –Sugar –Indigo –Coffee “Pearl of the Antilles” Sadly, it’s now the poorest country in the western hemisphere

Slave revolt “Brutally efficient slave colony” 1804 – World’s first and only successful slave revolt Napoleon lost up to 50,000 troops trying to re-take Haiti

Our debt to Haiti Toussaint L’Overture and other Haitians fought in American Revolutionary War Loss of Haiti led Napoleon to be willing for the U.S. to make the “Louisiana purchase” –Haiti was military base –As much as 25% of the income of Napoleon’s government came from Haiti

Cruel leaders Henri Christophe and the citadel

Duvalier dictatorship “Papa doc” “Baby doc”

1986 “Baby Doc” overthrown –Under the Duvaliers’ reign up to 30,000 people murdered

2010 Devastating earthquake in which as many as 300,000 people were killed Aftermath: Cholera epidemic (brought in by U.N. peacekeepers from Nepal)

Language and religion Haitian Creole / French Voodoo