in 1804 the french colony of guadeloupe achieved independence.
in 1804 the french colony of achieved independence?
guadeloupe
free people of color were leaders in the french colony of saint-domingue, which achieved independence in 1804 as the republic of haiti. in saint-domingue, martinique, guadeloupe, and other french caribbean colonies before slavery was abolished, the free people of color were known as "gens de couleur libres", and "affranchis". comparable mixed-race groups became an important part of the populations of british jamaica, the spanish captaincy general of santo domingo, cuba, puerto rico, and portuguese brazil.





























section::::new orleans and "la louisiane".
free people of color
bullet::::- french southern and antarctic territories 1955 –





























bullet::::- french territory of afars and issas 1967–1977





























bullet::::- french west africa 1944–1959





























bullet::::- gabon (french colony) 1886–1937





























bullet::::- inini 1932–1946





























bullet::::- ivory coast (french colony) 1892–1944





























bullet::::- mali federation 1959–1960





























bullet::::- mauritania (french colony) 1906–1944





























bullet::::- mayotte 1997–





























bullet::::- middle congo 1907–1937





























bullet::::- new caledonia 1860 –





























bullet::::- niger (french colony) 1921–1944





























bullet::::- obock 1892–1894





























bullet::::- oubangui – chari 1922–1937





























bullet::::- oubangui – chari – tchad 1915–1922





























bullet::::- senegal (french colony) 1887 –





























bullet::::- senegambia and niger 1903–1906





























bullet::::- tahiti 1882–1915





























bullet::::- togo (french colony) 1921–1957
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