TEST - HISTORICAL PROCESSES OF BOLIVIA DURING THE 19TH CENTURY

Match the following ..... (8p)

• Rural guerrillas

• FIRST PROCESS

• Urban revolts at the head of Creole intellectuals

• THIRD PROCESS

• Auxiliary armies

• FOURTH PROCESS

• The doctors (lawyers) of Chuquisaca, with an opportunist mentality

• SECOND PROCESS

President who formed the Peruvian-Bolivian Confederation. (3p)

• Simón Bolivar

• Antonio José de Sucre

• Andrés de Santa Cruz

• Manuel Isidoro Belzu

• Mariano Melgarejo

President who promulgated the Law of Ex-linkage (Ex-vinculación) that snatches the territories of the natives. (3p)

• Simón Bolivar

• Antonio José de Sucre

• Andrés de Santa Cruz

• Manuel Isidoro Belzu

• Mariano Melgarejo

President who confiscated church assets and promoted education for all. (3p)

• Simón Bolivar

• Antonio José de Sucre

• Andrés de Santa Cruz

• Manuel Isidoro Belzu

• Mariano Melgarejo

President who managed to strengthen relations with the popular and peasant classes. (3p)

• Simón Bolivar

• Antonio José de Sucre

• Andrés de Santa Cruz

• Manuel Isidoro Belzu

• Mariano Melgarejo

Leader of the Aymara army that wanted to fight for the property of their lands and was part of the Civil War in Bolivia. (3p)

• Pedro Domingo Murillo

• Manuel Ascencio Padilla

• Pablo Zárate Villca

• Tupac Katari

As a consequence of the The War of the Pacific, Bolivia lost the access to the Pacific Ocean and became a landlocked country. (3p)

• True

• False

A civil war is a war between organized groups within the same state or country. (3p)

• True

• False

Which of the following was not one of the 3 alternatives that the new independent state had: (3p)

• Join Peru

• Join Brazil

• Join Argentina

• To be an autonomous and independent republic.

On August 6, 1925, the Act of Independence was signed in the city of Tarija. (3p)

• True

• False