1816 Barbados slave revolt

Target entity: 1816 Barbados slave revolt
Context triple: [Bussa, significantEvent, 1816 Barbados slave revolt]

• A. Berbice slave uprising of 1763
  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.
• B. Slave Insurrection of 1741
  The Slave Insurrection of 1741 was a suspected plot by enslaved Africans and poor whites in New York City that led to mass arrests, trials, and executions amid widespread panic and dubious evidence.
• C. Great Jamaican Slave Revolt
  The Great Jamaican Slave Revolt, also known as the Baptist War, was a major 1831–1832 uprising of enslaved Africans in Jamaica that played a crucial role in accelerating the abolition of slavery in the British Empire.
• D. Malê revolt
  The Malê revolt was an 1835 slave uprising in Salvador, Bahia, led primarily by Muslim African slaves, and is considered one of the most significant urban slave rebellions in Brazilian history.
• E. Stono Rebellion
  The Stono Rebellion was a major 1739 slave uprising in colonial South Carolina that became one of the largest and most significant acts of resistance by enslaved Africans in British North America.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 1816 Barbados slave revolt
Target entity description: The 1816 Barbados slave revolt, also known as Bussa's Rebellion, was a major uprising of enslaved Africans in Barbados that became one of the largest and most significant slave rebellions in the British Caribbean.

• A. Berbice slave uprising of 1763
  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.
• B. Slave Insurrection of 1741
  The Slave Insurrection of 1741 was a suspected plot by enslaved Africans and poor whites in New York City that led to mass arrests, trials, and executions amid widespread panic and dubious evidence.
• C. Great Jamaican Slave Revolt
  The Great Jamaican Slave Revolt, also known as the Baptist War, was a major 1831–1832 uprising of enslaved Africans in Jamaica that played a crucial role in accelerating the abolition of slavery in the British Empire.
• D. Malê revolt
  The Malê revolt was an 1835 slave uprising in Salvador, Bahia, led primarily by Muslim African slaves, and is considered one of the most significant urban slave rebellions in Brazilian history.
• E. Stono Rebellion
  The Stono Rebellion was a major 1739 slave uprising in colonial South Carolina that became one of the largest and most significant acts of resistance by enslaved Africans in British North America.
• F. None of above. chosen