Article 6 of the Constitution of the Second Republic states that slavery cannot exist on any French territory. The constitutional guarantee followed emancipation in French Guiana and made abolition a stated principle of the republic. It did not undo the colonial inequalities in land, wealth, or labor that shaped life after emancipation.
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What did Article 6 of the 4 November 1848 Constitution state?
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The Constitution of the Second Republic included a prohibition on slavery in French territory.
Article 6 of the 4 November 1848 Constitution stated that slavery could not exist on French territory.
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The Constitution of the Second Republic included this prohibition.