Dessalines & Christophe declared St Domingue (Haiti) independent on November 29, 1803.
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Dessalines & Christophe declared St Domingue (Haiti) independent on November 29, 1803.
Shout out to Haiti & All the folks living there who don't know their true descendants of the arawaks. One main thing I disagree with in Mainstream History regarding Haiti is it being the first back republic/nation of the modern era. Of Course salute to Haiti for it's independence but in this post I will show how it's actually inaccurate. Easiest way is to see the timeline of American indian wars & realize that to fight a war you would still need resources which come from the land. Also judge the area of Haiti vs American indian territory during different eras. In a recent post I showed that the seminole are a false name with it truly being a mix of Muscokgee mainly along with other tribes. Let's not forget the accounts of indians raiding plantations & freeing slaves . What people don't know is that slaves is not synonymous with people who came from overseas. The slaves that these tribes were freeing were their own family members as seen in the pic above. Do not believe mainstream history that our ancestors didn't have any fight & just gave up their ancestral land. Hell in many account was stated how us Americans were superior to the Europeans. All in all we can show truth & show the greatness of many different black civilizations without this modern society view
Dessalines & Christophe declared St Domingue (Haiti) independent on November 29, 1803.
Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Henry Christophe, and Augustin Clervaux declared St Domingue (Haiti) independent on November 29, 1803.
Dessalines & Christophe declare St Domingue (Haiti) independent on November 29, 1803.
Dessalines & Christophe declare St Domingue (Haiti) independent on November 29, 1803.
Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Henry Christophe, and Augustin Clervaux declared St Domingue (Haiti) independent on November 29, 1803.
Dessalines & Christophe declared St Domingue (Haiti) independent on November 29, 1803.