Read the following situation and identify if what happened there, was either a Revolution or a Revolt.

During the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines, 1521–1898, there were several protests against the Spanish colonial government, and they finally obtained the re-establishment the rights and powers that traditionally belonged to the indigenous from there.Natives also rebelled over unjust taxes and forced labor but those, couldn't be changed.

Write the letter that best matches the consequence of what happened after the events on the left.

The French Monarchy was overthrown (destroyed), during the French Revolution.

Write the letter that best matches the consequence of what happened after the events on the left.

Antonio Nariño translated the Rights of Man to people in Nueva Granada.

Write the letter that best matches the consequence of what happened after the events on the left.

There was a new movement in Europe called the Enlightenment.

Write the letter that best matches the consequence of what happened after the events on the left.

The new king Bourbon established new higher taxes to the people in Nueva Granada.

Write the letter that best matches the consequence of what happened after the events on the left.

People from Socorro sent Jose Antonio Galan to talk to the Viceroy in Santa Fe.

Write the letter that best matches the consequence of what happened after the events on the left.

After the Commoners Revolt, people got an evidence and got inspired by this situation.

Simon Bolívar guided his American people’s fight for independence from Spain. He wanted and dreamed of the formation of a big single country extending from present-day Venezuela to modern Bolivia.

However, his plans were destroyed by his followers, and the great nation he dreamed of creating was not possible anymore. Simon Bolivar's vision was:

When Bolívar returned to Europe met with several important thinkers and politicians.

What idea was presented to Bolivar in this meeting?

After being influenced by those ideas that the politicians told Bolivar, what he did next?

What do you think the word EXILE means?

The Letter of Jamaica that Bolivar wrote in Haiti, talked about:

Why did Bolivar asked Haiti for help and weapons?

In 1810, a group of people in Venezuela rebelled and removed the Spanish Viceroy and took control. The next year 1811, Venezuela declared its independence. By 1813, Bolívar commanded the army.

In 1814, the Spanish attacked Bolivar’s army and defeated his troops, forcing Bolivar to escape, leave the country and hide in Haiti.

In 1814, being in Haiti, while Bolivar was in exile, he wrote The Letter from Jamaica, an invitation to Americans to fight. With this letter, Bolivar called for all Spanish colonies to rise and fight against European rule. The letter from Jamaica, also had a plan to create independent republics reaching from Mexico to Argentina and Chile.

Bolivar asked England and USA for help with weapons, but British or American didn’t give Bolivar any help or support, so he asked to Haiti and they helped him.

With money and guns from this newly independent republic of Haiti, he returned to America to fight the largest army Spain had ever sent across the Atlantic.

Americans from Venezuela took the control and removed the Spaniards.

In 1810, a group of people in Venezuela rebelled and removed the Spanish Viceroy and took control. The next year 1811, Venezuela declared its independence. By 1813, Bolívar commanded the army.

In 1814, the Spanish attacked Bolivar’s army and defeated his troops, forcing Bolivar to escape, leave the country and hide in Haiti.

In 1814, being in Haiti, while Bolivar was in exile, he wrote The Letter from Jamaica, an invitation to Americans to fight. With this letter, Bolivar called for all Spanish colonies to rise and fight against European rule. The letter from Jamaica, also had a plan to create independent republics reaching from Mexico to Argentina and Chile.

Bolivar asked England and USA for help with weapons, but British or American didn’t give Bolivar any help or support, so he asked to Haiti and they helped him.

With money and guns from this newly independent republic of Haiti, he returned to America to fight the largest army Spain had ever sent across the Atlantic.

Venezuela obtained their Independence

In 1810, a group of people in Venezuela rebelled and removed the Spanish Viceroy and took control. The next year 1811, Venezuela declared its independence. By 1813, Bolívar commanded the army.

In 1814, the Spanish attacked Bolivar’s army and defeated his troops, forcing Bolivar to escape, leave the country and hide in Haiti.

In 1814, being in Haiti, while Bolivar was in exile, he wrote The Letter from Jamaica, an invitation to Americans to fight. With this letter, Bolivar called for all Spanish colonies to rise and fight against European rule. The letter from Jamaica, also had a plan to create independent republics reaching from Mexico to Argentina and Chile.

Bolivar asked England and USA for help with weapons, but British or American didn’t give Bolivar any help or support, so he asked to Haiti and they helped him.

With money and guns from this newly independent republic of Haiti, he returned to America to fight the largest army Spain had ever sent across the Atlantic.

Bolivar commanded the army.

In 1810, a group of people in Venezuela rebelled and removed the Spanish Viceroy and took control. The next year 1811, Venezuela declared its independence. By 1813, Bolívar commanded the army.

In 1814, the Spanish attacked Bolivar’s army and defeated his troops, forcing Bolivar to escape, leave the country and hide in Haiti.

In 1814, being in Haiti, while Bolivar was in exile, he wrote The Letter from Jamaica, an invitation to Americans to fight. With this letter, Bolivar called for all Spanish colonies to rise and fight against European rule. The letter from Jamaica, also had a plan to create independent republics reaching from Mexico to Argentina and Chile.

Bolivar asked England and USA for help with weapons, but British or American didn’t give Bolivar any help or support, so he asked to Haiti and they helped him.

With money and guns from this newly independent republic of Haiti, he returned to America to fight the largest army Spain had ever sent across the Atlantic.

Bolivar wrote to Americans, inviting them to fight.

From 1815 to 1817 they had many battles and no one was wining however, Bolívar declared that his next objective was the end of slavery.

He made alliances with two groups of guerrilla soldiers, who attacked the Spanish army. He also called the ex- European soldiers troops. Then in 1819, he planned to cross the Andes Mountains and surprise the Spanish. Bolivar’s army of 2,000 soldiers first had to cross the hot jungles of the Orinoco River and then the freezing mountains.

Many soldiers died, but Bolívar’s army was strong enough to defeat the Spanish in four different battles to liberate the Nueva Granada. The last two battles of those, were the Pantano de Vargas Battle and the final one; the Battle of the Boyaca Bridge (Batalla Del Puente de Boyaca)

According to the paragraph, Bolivar defeated the Spanish because:

After defeating the Spaniards Bolívar returned to the city of Angostura, in Venezuela, and joined a congress to form the new government.

Members of the Congress voted to create the republic of Gran Colombia, which included modern Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela.

Bolivar wanted a Centralist Government which means that all provinces or departments have to follow to one single government that set the laws for all.

Bolívar won independence for Venezuela in 1821 and Ecuador in 1822. He freed Peru from Spain in 1824 and Upper Peru in 1825, which changed its name for Bolivia. He was president of Gran Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia. Bolívar wanted that these nations would unite and become stronger.

According to the paragraph, a CENTRALIST GOVERNMENT means:

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Napoleon's Invasion

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Commoners Revolt

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French Revolution

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Botanical Expedition

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Ideas of the Enlightenment

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Independence of other countries

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Bourbon Reforms