Description acceptable. Louis Delgrès (“del-GRESS”) attempted to resist the reversal of this goal in an area where it was achieved by Victor Hugues (“yoog”). Although this goal was reaffirmed (10[1])in Article 3 of a constitution issued by a leader later likened to Fidel Castro and Pericles, dissatisfaction with its implementation led to a rebellion led by Moïse Hyacinthe (“mo-EEZ yah-SANT”). In exchange for military aid, Simón Bolívar promised (10[1])Alexandre Pétion (10[1])(“pay-tee-ON”) to (10[2])achieve (10[1])this goal (10[1]-5[2])in Venezuela. (10[3])The National Convention issued (-5[1])a decree ratifying this goal (10[2])for all territories after it was declared (10[1])locally (10[1]-5[1])by Léger-Félicité (10[2]-5[1])Sonthonax (“lay-ZHAY fay-lee-see-TAY son-toh-NAX”). This goal was reversed by the Law of 20 May (10[1])1802, (10[1])which the Leclerc (“luh-CLAIR”) expedition attempted to enforce in Saint-Domingue (10[1])(“san-doh-MANG”). For 10 points, name this goal that sought to end the institution that enabled Haiti’s (10[1])pre-revolution sugar (10[2])plantations. ■END■ (10[3])