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The people of Bolivia voted against the fourth consecutive term of their president. Morales said that he respected the results but then dismissed them. Short after he gladly excepted another nomination and approved his team to start to run his fir reelect for 2019. This happened in 2016 in Bolivia. The voices of Bolivia's people is not being herd, will this lead to another revolt,or just a more independent country.

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boundary treaty of 1866 between Chile and Bolivia.  

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boundary treaty of 1866 between Chile and Bolivia.  

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Signed by Santiago de Chile and is an agreement as to where the boundary. This helped the country become more defined and therefore more independent.

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Indians in the highlands revolted in hopes to rebelish the Incan empire that had destroyed by the Spanish. the revolt was unsuccessful. This was a different kind of fight for independence. While they still wanted to be free from the Spanish they wanted another group to rule.

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In 1519 Bolivia and Peru fought Chile about taxes and who should pay who.  this helped country become defined and independent

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Oil was discovered on the boundary and there was a fight over whose oil it was as oil was in high demand. This was after the Independence of Bolivia. In the 1930's.

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Antonio was in charge of a campaign and worked closely with Simon Bolivar as well as won victory at Junn on august 6 and December 9 of the same year (1824) He played a big role in Bolivia's fight for Independence

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Simon Bolivar was sent to Spain to finish his studies
and while he was there he married a Spanish nobleman's daughter. He brought her to south america and she then died 3 months later. In 1819 Simon got together an army and won many battles against the Spanish army and became the president of Gran Columbia. the he started an army for Gran Columbia that soon after crushed the last of the Spanish royals the army was lead by Antonio jose de sucure. Bolivia was named after him once independent.

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upper Peru became it's own country and Bolivia was free. This is when the country was independent.

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Simon Bolivar sent an army to liberate Peru.

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Napoleon was defeated and the Spanish ruled once again the fight continued.

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Pedro Domingo Murillo was captured and executed after revolt by the Spanish.

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a well prepared insurrection happened in the city of las pez and was crushed by the spanish.

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silver production declined by 80% this led to an economic crisis for Spain.

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after years of mistreatment the native population revolted. the revolt was led by Tupac Katari and his wife Bartolina Sisa the revolt was led against las pez rebels were captured and executed.

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Almargo took the part of the land called upper Peru or charcas and his new wealth did not do him much good as he was assassinated shortly after

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1532-1534 the Incan empire was destroyed and the explorers divided the land by themselves.

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Francisco Pissaro and Diego de Almargo  arrived at the Incan capital with 170 soldiers and the Incan assumed they were gods. When the Spanish arrived they captured the leader and soon killed him despite the offers in gold and other goods from the tribe.

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During the population decline of the Tiahuanaco tribe the rise of the Incan empire began.

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The Tiahuanaco tribe with a population of about 20,000 people lived where  Bolivia is now . During A.D 300-400 the population fell into a decline