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The Jacobin government abolished ______ in the French colonies.

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Serfdom

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Feudalism

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Slavery

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Drudgery

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The correct option is C Slavery
The Jacobin government abolished slavery in the French colonies. The National Convention (radical assembly of the Jacobins that replace the Legislative Assembly in France) finally voted to end slavery in all the French colonies on February 4, 1794.

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