Question

In Haiti, Vincent Oge demanded the right to _____.

travel overseas
hold public office
vote
inherit property

Answer 1

To vote

Step-by-step explanation:

Vincent Oge, a wealthy, free black businessman, insisted on the right to vote in 1791. When he was denied this basic right, he rebelled. He was quickly captured and executed. His brutal death set off a series of riots. A number of plantations were burned, and their owners killed.

Answer 2

The answer is the right to vote. He was a wealthy free man of color who wanted the National Assembly to grant free men of color the right to vote. This was inspired by the French Revolution and he believed that if given the right to vote, they would be more loyal to France. He would later lead a revolt that resulted into the Haitian Revolution.