What are the effects of the Haitian Revolution on Haiti?

It made Haiti a free country, but lead to lack of leadership, and poverty, and intercountry war

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The Haitian Revolution was influential in slave rebellions in America and British colonies. The loss of a major source of western revenue shook Napoleon's faith in the promise of the western world, encouraging him to unload other French assets in the region including the territory known as Louisiana. In the early 1800s, many refugees, including free people of color and white planters, of whom some in both categories had owned slaves, settled in New Orleans, adding many new members to both its French-speaking mixed-race population and African population.[citation needed]

In 1807 Britain became the first major power to permanently abolish the slave trade. However slavery was not fully abolished in the British West Indies until 1833, and it continued in the French colonies until 1848. The Haitian Revolution stood as a model for achieving emancipation for slaves in the United States who attempted to mimic Toussaint Louverture's actions. Louverture remains a popular figure to this day. In 2004, Haiti celebrated the bicentennial of its independence from Fran