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1764-1772

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A dictatorship was created for the new nations.

Dependency theory challenges modernity theory

Spain loses power to the nations that were rebelling

Source: Coach Lybrand's Latin American revolution packet

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The revolution ended when the Spanish army was defeated in the battle of ayacucho

Source: www.LatinAmericanwars for independence.com

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The new nations had trouble becoming a democracy because wide social divisions still existed between the rich and the poor. Most people did not own land and power rested in the hands of a small group of landowners, who ran the government, controlled the courthouse, and trapped peasants in cheap labor.  This new change in rule made people angry, they wanted democracy. Strong leaders made it hard to grow and prosper,  these were called caudillos/dictators. Some modernized and build, others bowed to the upper class, and did very little to help the poor. As this dictatorship grew it helped sparked the industrial revolution in the Americas and Europe.

Source: Couch Lybrand's Latin American revolution packet

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The rebellion was led by the mestizos. The revolution was inspired by the american and french revolutions, they were also inspired by the age of enlightenment. They lost in 1811, but four years later tried again and lost. In 1821 they finally won, with Agustin De Inturbide as their emperor.

Source: Coach Lybrand's Latin American revolution packet

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Revolutions in Venezuela, Columbia, Panama, and Ecuador

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Revolutions in Venezuela, Columbia, Panama, and Ecuador

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Simon Bolivar a creole general, led independence through Venezuela, Columbia, Panama, and Ecuador starting with his own country. Soon enough he came across Jose De San martin who had just freed Chile, the two joined forces to free the rest of Venezuela, Columbia, Panama, and Ecuador. To create a great Columbia but the dream was temporary due to political issues.

Source: Coach Lybrand's Latin American revolution packet

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A 100,000 slave revolt led by L'Ouverture on Hispaniola . The first successful slave revolt in history. The French came to settle out the revolt and thrown L'Ouverture, he died 1803 in a french prison.

Source: Coach Lybrand's Latin American revolution packet

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The top class is the peninsulares were the wealthiest and had a political office.

The second highest class is the creoles although they didn't have a political office
they could be a army officer they were also wealthy like the peninsulares

The second to the bottom classes were the mestizos/mulatto's a mix of European and Indians/Africans

The lowest class is the Africans/Native who had no power or wealth.

Source: Coach Lybrand's Latin American packet

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Hispaniola, Venezuela,  Panama, Columbia, Ecuador, Spain, France, Europe, The Americas, and Chile

Source: Coach Lybrand's Latin American revolution packet

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The time period of the Latin American revolution

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The time period of the Latin American revolution

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1800-1826

Source: www.LatinAmerican wars for independence.com

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The french and american revolutions

discrimination

Taxes

Source: Coach Lybrand's Latin american revolution packet

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A group of revolutions revolting against Spain for freedom.

Source: Coach Lybrand's Latin American revolution videos

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Coach Lybrand google slides, slides 12,15-18

Coach lybrand french revolution packet, pg 1-2

www.quizlet.com american revolution acts

www.Ducksters.com
french history french revolution

Coach Lybrand's Latin American revolution packet

www.LatinAmericanwarsfor independence.com

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1.) The monarch was replaced by various forms of rule.
2.) The french revolution inspired other revolutions such as the Latin american revolution
3.) New leaders

source: coach lybrand's french revolution packet

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The revolution ended when the monarch was overthrew by Napoleon. Napoleon created a limited government and different forms of rule came in to replace the monarch.

source: www.Ducksters.com

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The reign of terror was a time when the french government was in crisis. Until someone named Maximilian took control. When he took control if you said or did the wrong thing you would go to jail or even death. You could also be accused by someone who is lying about you because of he doesn't like you and doesn't want to get in trouble. And you would still be guilty.

source: www.Ducksters.com

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This is a revolt on a fair price for bread because it was to expensive. Soon enough there were thousands marching. They first intruded and took over the hotel de ville. Then went to meet with the king which they called the king of bread. He agreed to their demands. Some people left after the agreement and some stayed and protested. Early that morning a small crowd broke into the palace and a fight broke out some of the guards were killed. Eventually peace returned.

source: www.Ducksters.com

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This was a attack by the craftsman and store owners. Who were scared the king was preparing his armies for attack. So in order to defend them selves they got guns. But they had no gunpowder so they attacked the Bastille, because it had tons of gunpowder.

source: www.Ducksters.com

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1.) The first estate is made of priest, monks, bishops, and nuns. Which is why they're .5% of the population. They were happy with their life and did not have to pay taxes for the war.
2.) The second estate is the nobles 1.5% of the population. They have more privileges then the 3rd estate and less than the  1st estate and they only had to pay a little tax.
3.) The third estate was the peasants, craftsman, and laborer's which is 98% of the population. that payed most of the taxes and had only 1 or 2 privileges.

source: Coach lybrand's french revolution packet

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the three estates by crunchysammichsbbbf-d5hhxfq

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1.) taxes
2.) The age of enlightenment
3.)American revolution

source: Coach lybrands french revolution packet

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Why was there an american revolution?A.R

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Why was there an american revolution?A.R

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1.)Taxes
2.)discrimination
3.)Social Classes
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source: Coach Lybrand slides

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it puts a tax on imported sugar to america.

source: www.quizlet.com

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A parliament that gave the commissioners permission to search peoples homes. specifically for lead, paper, glass, tea, and paint.

source: quizlet.com

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The tea act was a tax on all of the tea. The effect of this act was the Boston tea party which caused the intolerable acts.

source: www.quizlet.com

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The american revolution was caused by the king having to help battle against the french and Indians trying to take the colonies land.

source: Coach Lybrand slides

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Why was the king in the american revolution giving taxes?A.R.

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Why was the king in the american revolution giving taxes?A.R.

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The king was giving acts because he had to pay to cross the sea and the weapons. Just to protect the colonies during the war , while the colonies were free of charge.

source: Coach Lybrand slides

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putted a tax on all printed goods.

source: www.quizlet.com

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Why was there so many people working in the revolution?A.R.

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Why was there so many people working in the revolution?A.R.

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They were working because they did not want to get punished for not paying their taxes. They punished people in the revolution by dumping tar and feathers on the ones getting punished.

source: Coach lybrand slides

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Why was there a group of guy's dumping tea at the harbor?A.R

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Why was there a group of guy's dumping tea at the harbor?A.R

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He was dumping tea into the sea because it was the Boston tea party. The Boston tea party  was a event caused by the king putting a tax on tea so the sons of liberty and a group of people, decided to dump the tea into the sea just to get the king angry

source: Coach Lybrand slides

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What was the effect of the Boston tea party?A.R.

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What was the effect of the Boston tea party?A.R.

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The king put intolerable acts on the people of Boston for what happened at the Boston tea party. The intolerable acts were a group of unnecessary taxes. One of the taxes was that the people couldn't leave the harbor on their on ship but the British ships, It also applied for trade.

source: Coach lybrand slides