Berbice slave uprising of 1763

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The Berbice slave uprising of 1763 was a major 18th-century rebellion in the Dutch colony of Berbice (now part of Guyana), in which enslaved Africans rose up against colonial rule and briefly controlled much of the territory.

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instanceOf 18th-century rebellion
historical event
revolt
slave rebellion
uprising
alsoKnownAs Berbice Rebellion NERFINISHED
Berbice slave revolt NERFINISHED
chronologyWithin 18th century
country Dutch Republic
description a major 18th-century rebellion in the Dutch colony of Berbice
an uprising in which enslaved Africans briefly controlled much of Berbice
endTime 1764
hasCause food shortages
harsh plantation conditions
oppression of enslaved Africans
slavery in the Dutch colony of Berbice
hasEffect increased fear of slave revolts among colonial authorities
influence on later slave resistance in the Caribbean
stricter colonial control measures in Berbice
hasSubject colonialism
resistance to slavery
slavery
languageOfSources Dutch
English
leader Accara NERFINISHED
Akara NERFINISHED
Atta NERFINISHED
Cuffy NERFINISHED
Kofi NERFINISHED
location Berbice NERFINISHED
Dutch colony of Berbice
present-day Guyana
opponent Dutch colonial government NERFINISHED
Dutch military forces
Dutch planters
participant Dutch colonial authorities
enslaved Africans
planters in Berbice
partOf Atlantic slave resistance
history of Guyana
result defeat of the rebellion
execution of many rebel leaders
reassertion of Dutch colonial control
significantPlace Berbice River NERFINISHED
Canje River NERFINISHED
plantations along the Berbice River
startTime 1763
February 1763

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