Saint Domingue's powerful economic force gave way for a socially unbalanced amount of slaves to the island, ultimately fueling the fire for the Haitian Revolution. The large amount of slaves brought by a growing agricultural economy and a long slavery period due to this prosperity allowed this social disambiguation. In addition to this, during the colonial period of Saint Domingue's economic prosperity demanded a high amount of slaves, triggering social instability. Since France held Saint Domingue, the most prosperous colonial economy of the world, which produced over 60% of the words coffee and 40% of the world’s sugar. Both products had become cash crops, as in crops exclusively made for profit as nobody lived on either of the products.
