Revolt of the Malês Overview

In 1835, a group of African slaves in Salvador rebelled to seek freedom and establish a caliphate with their customs. This revolt, known as the Revolt of the Malês, aimed to implant their traditions and has left a lasting impact on society and culture, with ideas that persist to this day.

When did the group of African slaves in Salvador rebel?

• In 1830, during the night of January 24th to 25th

• In 1835, during the night of January 24th to 25th

• In 1840, during the night of January 24th to 25th

• In 1835, during the night of February 24th to 25th

What was the primary objective of the group that rebelled in Salvador?

• To form a new country

• To achieve freedom and establish a caliphate

• To establish a monarchy

• To gain political power

What did the group want to implement in Salvador?

• A dictatorship with strict rules

• A democracy with European customs

• A caliphate with their customs and traditions

• A republic with modern laws

How long have the ideas from the revolt lasted?

• Until the 19th century

• Until the 20th century

• Until the present day

• Until the 18th century

What is the name given to this struggle?

• Revolt of the Africans

• Revolt of the Slaves

• Revolt of the Malês

• Revolt of the Salvadorians