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Multiple reasons - one very interesting one however is that offered by Eric Williams in Colonialism and capitalism that demonstrates that the production of sugarcane (a huge exported crop from the colonized islands) was to be replaced by beets, grown locally.

Many were economic reasons - however you can also cite the Haiti revolution and a very large literary movement, started by Aimée Césaire and Senghor called négritude

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