How did the haitian revolution affect sugar production? a. because haiti was no longer a central location for plantation-produced sugar, it instigated a shift in the geography of sugar production. b. the newly independent country immediately attracted the attention of those interested in establishing slave-labor sugar plantations. c. haiti's climate was never conducive to sugar production, so the revolution had no impact on sugar production. d. demand for sugar quickly dropped, and haiti's economy turned toward slave-labored silver mining.