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Romanticism

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Realism

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Realism

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Giuseppe Mazzini-
-Italian Patriot
-Ideas about connecting Italy spread through the country
Count Camillo di Cavour-
-Made policies that helped unify Italy
-Helped get many cities from Austria
Giuseppe Garibaldi-
-Organized volunteers and won Rome for Italy

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Leader- Simon Bolivar
-President of Gran Colombia for 11 years
-Known as "The Liberator"
-Freed Six Countries

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By: Cameron, Emilia, and Katie Also in 1819 - Bolívar defeated the Spanish forces at the Battle of Boyacá. After battle, Bolívar became the leader of Gran Colombia, which includesColombia, Venezuela, Panama, and Ecuador. 1819 - Everything was revolved around government. Simon bolivar was in charge...

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Leaders-

Mariano Moreno:
-One of Argentina's founding Fathers
-Radical
Cornelio Saavedra:
-Less Radical
-Made many vital decisions in the war
Jose de San Martin:
-Primary Leader
-National Hero

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Argentina was first discovered by the Portuguese.  Spain soon took over.  After Napoleon invaded Spain, Argentinians wanted to be independent.  for 8 years there was a war for independence between local patriots and Spanish royalists. The Locals won and Argentina was no longer part of Spain

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History of Argentina | The Animated Argentine History in a Nutshell

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The Spanish arrived first to Colombia. After Spain was attacked by Napoleon, Colombians wanted to be free. There was an independent revolution led by Simon Bolivar. After the federation of Gran Colombia was dissolved, and a few name changes later, Colombia was formed.

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History of Colombia | The Colombian Animated History in a Nutshell

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We manufacture and supply the Italy flag ready to fly on the top a flagpole in either hand sewn or digitally printed options. We highly recommend hand sewn national flags as the preferred choice for your flag.

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Before the revolutions of 1848, Italy was divided into many parts. Italy turns to France to get help against Austria in the north. Later in the south, a revolution began. Soon, Italy was unified except for Rome and Venice. Venice was won by entering into war, and Rome was won through the Franco-Prussian war

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Italian Unification Explained as Short as Possible