Based on this excerpt, the authors are most likely to
attempt to answer which question?
O How did colonists challenge the rules of crowned
kings?
O How did the Age of Sugar differ from the Age of
Revolutions?
O When did Europeans decide to speak about equality?
O Why did some Europeans decide they wanted to
speak out about slavery?

The link, the connector, between slavery and freedom was sugar. Africans were obliterated and made into objects by European colonizers in the Americas in order to produce sugar.

Europeans made the decision to stop tolerating being objects themselves at that very same time, both within their own countries and across the Atlantic.

Everyone had a responsibility to cast a ballot, speak up, and question the authority of princes and crowned monarchs. How is that possible? Why did individuals continue to promote equality while making money off of slaves?

Actually, the demand for sugar produced by slaves around the world was what ultimately put an end to slavery. The turmoil of the Age of Revolutions can be entered by following the thread of enslavement and sugar.

The Age of Sugar brought about the big, last conflict between freedom and slavery first in North America, then in France, England, Haiti, and once more in North America.

Therefore, option (b) or (ii) is based on the excerpt.

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