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Why did the British intervene in Haiti?

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The reason why the British intervenes in Haiti is mainly because they are a long term enemy of France, which was Great Britain's allies. The invasion of the European people in the Haitian land lead into a Haitian Revolutionary War (which was for anti-slavery and anti-colonial.)

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Answer: they were longtime enemies of the french Apx

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