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How have al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden affected U.S. policy in the post Cold-War era?

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Simply put, their actions have caused an increase in the amount of security in our country. The technology for public safety also has been greatly developed in the post cold war era. In terms of policies I would say there are more limitations/restrictions to things you can bring on a plane and things like that. Hope this helps...

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General Toussaint L’Ouverture died in a prison in 1804, after leading the revolution in Haiti.

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Yes, General Toussaint L Ouverture died in a prison in 1804, after leading the revolution in Haiti.

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The revolution of Haiti was the revolt against slavery and colonial rule under the French colonies of Saint Dominguez commenced by self-liberated slaves. The revolt arose on 22nd August 1791 and ended with the independence of Haiti in 1804. The conflict involved the French, Spanish, Black, British and Mullattoes against the slaves led by Toussaint L Overture. Thousands of slaves of the Domingue joined the secret ceremony on the midnight of the 21st August and took omen for the demise of slavery. The same night the slaves started to kill the owners and instigated a civil war in the colony. Within a week slaves took control over the entire provinces of the north.

Toussaint L Overture was the Haitian leader known for his growing resistance. He gained a lot of fame for his leadership in the Haitian revolution. After the revolution, he was arrested and was sent to Fort- de- Joux of Jura Mountain in France. There he was harshly interrogated. He died on 7th April 1803 due to starvation and long-suffering from Pneumonia.

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Grade: High school

Subject: US History

Chapter Haitian revolution

Keywords: Haitian revolution, anti-slavery, anti-colonial, French colonial, Saint Domingue, French, Spanish, Black, Mullattoes, British, Toussaint L Ouverture,Pneumonia, starvation

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