The result of the Haitian Revolution, which occurred from 1791 to 1804, was the establishment of Haiti as the first independent black-led nation. This revolution dismantled the plantation system, abolished slavery, and inspired subsequent uprisings in the Americas. It marked a pivotal moment in colonial history, as Haiti’s success challenged existing colonial powers and highlighted the potential for anti-colonial movements. However, the new nation faced international isolation and economic repercussions, influencing the trajectory of colonial cities and future movements for independence and human rights, setting precedents for freedom and resistance.