Bussa

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Bussa was an enslaved Barbadian man who led the largest slave revolt in Barbados in 1816 and is honored as a symbol of resistance and freedom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
person
slave rebel leader
associatedWith British colonial rule in Barbados
emancipation in the British Empire
plantation system in Barbados
causeOfDeath suppression of slave revolt
commemoratedBy Bussa Emancipation Statue
public holidays and ceremonies in Barbados
countryOfDeath Barbados
countryOfEnslavement Barbados
dateOfDeath 1816
ethnicity African
gender male
givenName Bussa
hasMonument Haggatt Hall, Barbados
surface form: Emancipation Statue, Haggatt Hall, Barbados
historicalStatus martyr for freedom in Barbados
influenced Barbadian national identity
commemorative culture around emancipation in Barbados
knownFor Bussa's Rebellion
leading the largest slave revolt in Barbados
symbol of resistance and freedom in Barbados
legacy inspiration for later emancipation movements
national hero of Barbados
mannerOfDeath killed in battle
movement anti-slavery resistance
slave resistance in the Caribbean
occupation field slave
opposedTo British colonial slavery
slavery in Barbados
partOf history of Barbados
history of Caribbean slave resistance
placeOfActivity Barbados
British West Indies
revoltDate April 1816
revoltLocation plantations in Barbados
revoltOutcome increased repression followed by growing abolitionist pressure
revolt suppressed by colonial forces
revoltType slave uprising
significantEvent 1816 Barbados slave revolt
Bussa's Rebellion
socialStatus enslaved person
symbolizes freedom
resistance to oppression
struggle against slavery
timePeriod early 19th century

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