What were the consequences of the Berbice rebellion in 1763?

Answer 1

The consequences of the berbice revolt is that Coffy died due to pressure, for his team that he depended upon to help him through the war however they loss due to division and he ended up having to kill his partners and himself. Atta and Akara took over but were two different groups for they waned a chance to lead their own slave troops. One later ambushed the other and the other remaining was killed by the whites so at the end of the revolt the rebellion was not a success

Answer 2

The Berbice Slave Rebellion of 1763 resulted in the burning of plantations all across southern Berbice. This forced the white residence into northern Berbice. The slaves controlled the southern area for nearly a year before they were defeated by French and British troops.

Answer 3

The causes of the 1763 rebellion/revolt in Berbice:

1. Harsh treatment-desire for revenge against the whites and permanent freedom.

2.The slaves were underfed because their owners did not grow enough provisions on the estate.

3.The estates were often left in the hands of cruel overseers who did not care about the welfare of the slaves.

The leader of the rebellion was a slave called Cuffy or also Kofi both names are accepted.

Answer 4

what were the causes of the berbice revolt of 1763

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Why did the berbice rebellion fail in 1763?