| 词条 | French Haitians |
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| group = French Haitians haïtien français |image = |caption = | poptime = | popplace = Port-au-Prince, Pétion-Ville, Jacmel, Fond-des-Blancs | langs = French{{·}}Haitian Creole | rels = Roman Catholicism |related = French people, White Haitians, French Canadians, Québécois, Acadians, Cajuns }} French Haitians ({{lang-fr|haïtiens français}}), also called Franco-Haitians ({{lang-fr|franco-haïtiens}}), are citizens of Haiti of full or partial French ancestry. Colonization{{main|French colonization of the Americas}}The story begins with the issuing of French adventurers in the Tortuga Island, which was which was close to another Spanish colony. As a result of the late in the 17th century, the French had de facto control of the island close to the Spanish colony. After the wars of Louis XIV in Europe finally convinced the Spaniards to give the island to the French under to the Treaty on Ryswick (1697). The French called their new colony of Saint-Domingue. And they began transforming the settlement into a large sugar plantation. Later the Frenchmen began to bring large numbers of African slaves to work on plantations, the destruction of the Taino and African imports changed the demographics of St Domingue. By the late of the Seventeenth century, the French made up 90% of the nation with more than 1,000 settlers and their descendants (note that Haiti had a European past), but as the number of black grew faster, they acceded to a mix between French and black, which resulted in a fast growth of mulattos, although in some cases the mixing occurred two or more times, the French could notice that some mulatto were clearer than others. By the early of the 18th century, mulattos and slaves started to compose the majority of the colony, blacks continued to be used as slaves for the production of sugar, which was an element in Western Europe, That made the French put much pressure and cruelty to blacks to speed the production.[1] Haitian massacres and slave revolt{{main|1804 Haiti Massacre}}For 1791, the first revolt of slaves and mulattos got up, which consisted blacks demanded their rights, to abandon slavery, and equal skin color, this fault with indignation in Paris and whites in Saint-Domingue the white man lynched blacks and mulattos that fell into their hands, no matter their gender or age.[1] Then another stood up to 1804, this time led by the slaves: Toussaint Louverture and Jean-Jacques Dessalines, but this what slaves joined and massacred in a brutal form to whites who lived in the colony, as well as their descendants in that colony. This produced a notable reduction of French people in Haiti, whites Haitians and the economy Haiti, and of being an producing colony, it became a country who use the livelihoods as in Africa.[2] Notable French Haitians{{Portal|Haiti|France}}
See also
References1. ^1 Historical Boys'Clothing Haitian History: French Colony--Saint Domingo (1697-1791) Retrieved, 28/11/2014. {{Haitian people}}{{French diaspora}}2. ^El Militante La revolución de los esclavos en Santo Domingo - Haití (1791-1803) Retrieved, 28/11/2014. 4 : European Haitian|Haitian people of French descent|Ethnic groups in Haiti|French diaspora |
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