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August 6, 1825

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Through 1810 and 1819 Simon Bolivar led a series of uprisings and revolts. Simon and his men walked through the Andes Mountains and took the Spanish army by surprise. Simon and his men won many battles, uprisings, and revolts that contributed to the liberation of many Countries in South America. (including Bolivia).

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Agreements and Treaties (Bolivia Loses the Chaco Desert) 

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Agreements and Treaties (Bolivia Loses the Chaco Desert) 

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In 1932 the Chaco War broke out. After three years of fighting for the Chaco, Bolivia  lost the war, and agreed to surrendering the Chaco desert to Paraguay. This agreement help define the border lines between Bolivia and Paraguay, helping Bolivia become more independent.

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In 1932, Bolivia and Paraguay got in a dispute over land. Bolivia and Paraguay wre separated by the Chaco desert. In the 1930's their were rumors that in the Chaco desert. Bolivia and Paraguay were trying to negotiate when troops began to fight for the Chaco desert. The war lasted three years. At the end of the war Paraguay won the Chaco, and Bolivia lost more land. Even though Bolivia lost land, the Chaco War helped Bolivia know the boundary line between Bolivia and Paraguay, and knowing the boundary helped Bolivia become more independent.

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In 1879, Bolivia and Peru fought against Chile over taxes on land. Bolivia was letting Chile develop land on their coast, as long as Chile payed taxes to Boiva. Chile and Bolivia began to disagree over how much Chile should pay, so they began to fight in the Battle of Tacna. Peru came to Bolivia's aid, but Peru and Bolivia were both crushed during the Battle of Tacna. In the end of the war Bolivia lost lots of land to Chile. This helped Bolivia gain independence by setting clear boundary/country lines, so Bolivia could know the boundary of their country.

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1538 - Spanish conquest of the Inca empire.
1539 - Upper Peru's ruler, Almagro was assassinated.
1559 - Upper Peru is the Audienca of Charcas.
1770-1780 -  Many revolts led by the indigenous people due to mistreatment.
1776 - Upper Peru is the Viceroyality of Rio de la Pata.
1803 - Upper Peru's silver production fell, witch caused many slaves to leave Upper Peru.
1809 - Chuquisaca and La Paz (two large towns in Uppere Peru) rebelled against the ruler of Spain.
1825 - Upper Peru gained their independence during the Battle of Ayacucho.
1879 -  Battle of Tanca, Bolivia and Peru fought against Chile over taxes.
1932 -  Chaco War. (border dispute with Paraguay)

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In 1824, Antonio Jose de Sucre, Simon Bolivar's lieutenant, was sent to fight against the viceroyalitys of Northern South America for Upper Peru's independence. After many weeks of fighting in 1825, Bolivia (then known as Upper Peru) gained its independence. With their newfound independence Bolivia made Antonio Jose de Sucre their President. Independence date: August 6, 1825

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Antonio Jose de Sucre was born on February 3, 1775. He joined the military in 1814, and was involved in the liberation of Ecuador. Antonio was Simon Bolivar's lieutenant, and he was instructed by Simon to lead the Battle of Ayacucho witch led to Bolivia's (then known as Upper Peru's) independence. Antonio then became Upper Peru's President.

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http://www.biographyonline.net/politicians/american/simon-bolivar.html

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Simon Bolivar was born into rich Creole family. He was educated abroad, and taken to Spain at a young age. He then moved to France. While he was in Europe he started his independence campaign (1808).  Shortly after the campaign he liberated Venezuela,  Gran Columbia (Simon became their president), Panama, and Ecuador. Then Simon sent Antonio Jose de Sucre, and an army to liberate Upper Peru (now known as Bolivia) the army was successful.. Simon was such a contributor  to Upper Peru's liberation, that they named the country after him. To many South American's Simon Bolivar is known as El Liberator.