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PERUVIAN
EVENTS

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Reorder

Order all the events on the history of Perú that appear from the oldest to the newest

• Spanish Conquest

• Peruvian Independence

• Cenepa's War

• Pisco's Earthquake

• Perú in Qatar World's Cup

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• 2
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Draw

Draw any other moment that you consider important in peruvian's history.

PERUVIAN INDEPENDENCE

Peru's journey to independence was a complex process that had been unfolding for several years before achieving autonomy. By the time Simon Bolivar launched his campaign in 1821, various South American nations had already been engaged in wars of independence. The people of Peru had been striving for freedom, having experienced the decline of earlier civilizations and the Spanish conquest. By the 15th century, the Incas had emerged as a powerful state, but their rule was eventually overshadowed by the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors led by Francisco Pizarro in 1532. The indigenous population had been facing exploitation and the devastating impact of epidemic diseases introduced by the Spanish, marking a critical turning point in Peru's history. Throughout the 1820s, Bolivar's military campaigns and the Battle of Ayacucho in 1824 ultimately secured Peru's liberation, shaping the nation's destiny after a prolonged struggle.

Let's Practice!

Multiple Choice

By the time the Incas emerged as a powerful state, other civilizations ________ experienced decline and the Spanish conquest ________ already begun.

• a) had / has

• b) have / had

• c) had / had

• d) have / have

Multiple Choice

After Simon Bolivar ___________ the Viceroyalty of New Granada, he _____________ to the south, continuing his efforts to liberate more territories.

• a) had liberated / is marching

• b) has liberated / marched

• c) had liberated / marched

• d) liberated / had marched

Fill in the Blanks

After the decline of the Chavin culture, localized and specialized cultures rose and fell in both coastal and highland regions over the next thousand years. Notable civilizations included Barakas, Nazca, Wadi, Chimu, and Mochica. In the 15th century, the Incas

(raise) as a powerful state with their capital in Cusco.

Fill in the Blanks

Simon Bolivar launched his campaign from the north, liberating the Viceroyalty of New Granada in 1821. In July 1822, Bolivar and San Martin gathered in the Guayaquil conference to discuss further actions. Bolivar was given the task of fully liberating Peru, while San Martin

(retire)from politics

Let's REFLECT

Multiple Select

1. From 1 to 4, how well did you work on today’s activity?

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2. What was easy and difficult about creating the graphic organiser?

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3. What could you do differently to improve next time?

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