Focus on the opening uprising in northern Saint-Domingue rather than the entire Haitian Revolution. Explore plantation slavery, Boukman, Cécile Fatiman, the memory of Bois Caïman, and the revolutionary arguments over freedom and citizenship; separate later traditions from contemporary evidence.
Trace the Franco-American campaign that surrounded Cornwallis at Yorktown. Connect French naval power, siege trenches, the attack on the redoubts, and the surrender to explain why this victory became decisive.
Follow the meetings, deadlines, and destruction of tea in Boston Harbor on 16 December 1773. Investigate the East India Company, parliamentary taxation, colonial resistance, and the punitive response that followed.