Translation for 'sugar plantation' from English to French

sugar plantation

plantation {f} de canne à sucreagr.

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plantation

culture {f}agr.

plantation {f} [d'arbres, de café]agr.sylv.

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fruit plantation

plantation {f} d'arbres fruitiersagr.hort.

coffee plantation

plantation {f} de caféagr.

rubber plantation

plantation {f} d'hévéasagr.

tea plantation

plantation {f} de théagr.

plantation [Am.] [settlement]

colonie {f}

maple (tree) plantation

érablière {f} [plantation d'érables à sucre]bot.

Christmas tree plantation

plantation {f} de sapins de Noëlhort.

sugar

sucre {m}cuis.

sugar house

cabane {f} à sucrealim.

sugar palm

palmier {m} à sucre [Arenga pinnata, syn. : Arenga saccharifera]bot.T

palmier {m} areng [Arenga pinnata, syn. : Arenga saccharifera]bot.T

sugar-coated

enrobé de sucre {adj} {past-p}cuis.

sugar cabin

cabane {f} à sucrealim.

sugar shack

cabane {f} à sucrealim.

sucrerie {f} [cabane à sucre]alim.

érablière {f} [cabane à sucre]alim.

sugar shanty

cabane {f} à sucrealim.

palm sugar

sucre {m} de palmecuis.

• The first major slave revolt in the Americas occurred in Santo Domingo during 1522, when enslaved Muslims of the Wolof nation led an uprising in the sugar plantation of admiral Don Diego Colon, son of Christopher Columbus.
• The two communities were once busy commercial centers during the operation of the Kohala Sugar plantation.
• Lack of funds forced him to withdraw from his studies for a time and work at a sugar plantation, the Roma Hacienda, where he witnessed the exploitation of agrarian workers firsthand, an experience which would have an important impact on his politics and aesthetics.
• During the Second Seminole War (1836–1842), the Seminole burned a large sugar plantation in what is today the city of Daytona Beach.
• The first major slave revolt in the Americas occurred in Santo Domingo during 1522, when enslaved Africans led an uprising on Diego Colombus's sugar plantation.

• The workable sugar plantation required a large investment and a great deal of heavy labour.
• Initially a disciple of High Toryism, Gladstone's maiden speech as a young Tory was a defence of the rights of West Indian sugar plantation magnates—slave-owners—among whom his father was prominent.
• He retired to the family's sugar plantation in St. Bernard Parish after his term, as the law did not permit him to succeed himself in office.
• Julia married an American sugar-plantation owner.
• In 1881, Kalākaua took a trip around the world to encourage the immigration of contract sugar plantation workers.

• i and worked at sugar plantation. Suō-Ōshima is also the home of the seagoing people.
• In 1820, he settled in London, where he became the secretary of the Committee of West Indian Merchants in which role he advocated strongly on behalf of slave-owning sugar plantation owners.
• Angélique confessed under torture to setting the fire as a way of creating a diversion so she could escape as she did not wish to be separated from her lover, a white servant named Claude Thibault, as her master (enslaver) was going to sell her to the owner of a sugar plantation in the West Indies.
• The sugar plantation Lagonda was established on Bayou Teche by Lewis Strong Clarke, who was also involved in Republican politics in the late 19th century.
• Thirty years later, four years after the abolition of slavery, there remained only one sugar plantation, Guyonneau, belonging to the Caillou family.

• Slave owners included a comparatively small number of people of at least partial African ancestry, in each of the original thirteen colonies and later states and territories that allowed slavery; According to Rachel Kranz: "Durnford was known as a stern master who worked his slaves hard and punished them often in his efforts to make his Louisiana sugar plantation a success."
• The Cinnamon Bay Nature Trail passes sugar plantation ruins, while the Bordeaux Mountain Trail leads to the highest point on the island at [...] above sea level.