Slave revolts were uprisings by enslaved people against their oppressors, often driven by the desire for freedom and better living conditions. These revolts occurred in various regions, including the Americas and the Caribbean, and were sometimes sparked by harsh treatment, oppressive laws, or the influence of abolitionist movements. Notable examples include the Haitian Revolution and the Nat Turner Rebellion. These revolts varied in scale and success, with some leading to significant changes in laws and social structures, while others were brutally suppressed. They highlighted the resistance of enslaved individuals and the ongoing struggle against the institution of slavery, ultimately contributing to the broader movement toward abolition.