KnowraSaint-DomingueLinked fromLinked fromThe 25 pages that link to Saint-Domingue, each with the reason it gives.All 25Broader topic 12Related 3Narrower topic 10Atlantic slave tradeBroader topic: Its plantation economy relied heavily on enslaved people brought through the Atlantic trade.Haitian RevolutionBroader topic: Its plantations, racial hierarchy, and wealth made it the revolution’s central battleground.French colonization of the AmericasBroader topic: Its immense sugar wealth made it the most profitable French colony in the Americas.HaitiBroader topic: Its plantation economy and racial order set the conditions for revolution.Treaty of RyswickBroader topic: The settlement recognized France's possession of the island's western portion.Code NoirBroader topic: The edict was extended to this colony, where plantation slavery became especially extensive.Sugar plantations in the CaribbeanBroader topic: Its immense sugar wealth rested on an exceptionally violent system of plantation slavery.French West IndiesBroader topic: It was the largest and most consequential French colony in the region.Haitian Declaration of IndependenceBroader topic: The declaration transformed this French colony into an independent state.The Kingdom of This WorldBroader topic: The novel’s early events unfold amid this colony’s plantation society.French AmericaBroader topic: Its plantation wealth made it France’s most valuable American colony before the Haitian Revolution.History of HaitiBroader topic: Its plantation economy and racial hierarchy formed the conditions the revolution overturned.