Question

multiple-choice question 8.) what did cecile fatiman & boukman dutty do to start the revolution? they armed the slaves with guns they armed the slaves with machetes they gave speeches to enslaved representatives from plantations rewatch next question

Explanation:

Cecile Fatiman and Boukman Dutty were key figures in the start of the Haitian Revolution. Boukman led a religious ceremony (the Bois Caïman ceremony) and delivered a rousing speech to enslaved people from different plantations, while Fatiman performed Vodou rituals to inspire the group. This gathering and their speeches galvanized enslaved representatives to launch the revolution, rather than directly arming them with guns or machetes as the primary initiating act.

Answer:

they gave speeches to enslaved representatives from plantations