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Italian Leader During           The Revolution  (Giuseppe Garibaldi)            

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Italian Leader During           The Revolution  (Giuseppe Garibaldi)            

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Giuseppe Garibaldi was born on July 4th, 1807, and passed away on June 2nd, 1882. He was an Italian patriot and soldier of the Risorgimento, a republican, who contributed to the achievement of the Italian unification under the royal house of Savoy. In May 1860 Garibaldi set out on the greatest journey of his life, the conquest of Sicily and Naples. Sailing from Genoa with 1000 men, he approached Marsala. During his movement, a popular revolution in Sicily helped him greatly, for his personal delightness was irresistible, and many of the people thought him as a god intent on freeing them from slavery and feudalism. Soon, he gave convincing proof that he could defeat the regular soldiers of the king of Naple’s army. Later, there was a great popular movement in his support. The seizure of Palermo was one of Garibaldi’s most well-known military successes, and it proved to Cavour that this volunteer army should now be strongly supported by Piedmont. Then, with 30000 men under control, he fought his biggest battle, then soon claiming victory. He also had wanted to reconquer Rome. Garibaldi’s reputation was so large that he received one of the biggest gatherings in the streets of London in history.

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Haitian Leader                          During The Revolution (Toussiant Louverture)

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Haitian Leader                          During The Revolution (Toussiant Louverture)

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Toussaint Louverture was born in 1783, and passed away in 1803. He was mainly known as the leader of the Haitian independence movement during the French Revolution. During his reign, he emancipated the enslaved people and had conversations for the French colony. Louverture was the son of an educated enslaved person. After winning the favor of the plantation manager, he became a livestock handler, healer, coachman, and finally a steward. After him being freed in 17176, he married and had two sons. He was also rather known as being short, and small framed. Louverture was also known for his astonishing, and as a leader, he inspired awe and adulation. Soon, after a sudden revolt by enslaved people spread to thousands of slaves across the country. At first, Louverture was uncommitted, but after a few weeks, he helped his former master escape and joined black forces. Louverture trained his followers in the tactics of guerrilla warfare. In 1793 By 1795 Toussaint Louverture was widely recognized. He was loved by blacks and also appreciated by most Europeans and mulattoes, because he did much to restore the economy.

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Mexican Leader             During The Revolution         (Vicente Guerrero)                                            

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Mexican Leader             During The Revolution         (Vicente Guerrero)                                            

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Vicente Guerrero was born on August 10th, 1782, in Tixtla, and he died on February 14th, 1831, in Chilapa. Vicente Guerrero was called a hero of the Mexican efforts to secure independence. He began his military career in 1810, and soon the Mexican independence leader named Jose Maria Morelos commissioned him to help bring the Mexican revolutionary movement into action. After Morelos had passed away due to an execution, Guerrero continued to lead his Mexican forces against the Spanish until 1821. Then, he joined forces with Agustin de Iturbide and with him presented the Plan of Iguala. This soon became the political platform for the revolution. Finally, The Mexican forces triumphed over the Spaniards and soon gained independence for Mexico in August, 1821.

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Vicente Guerrero, (born Aug. 10, 1782, Tixtla, Mex.-died Feb. 14, 1831, Chilapa), hero of the Mexican efforts to secure independence.

Guerrero began his military career in 1810, and soon the early Mexican independence leader José Maria Morelos commissioned him to promote the revolutionary movement in the highlands of southwestern Mexico. After Morelos' execution by the Spanish in 1815, Guerrero continued to lead his guerrilla forces against the Spanish until 1821, when he joined forces with Agustín de Iturbide and with him issued the Plan of Iguala, which became the political platform for the conservative wing of the Mexican independence movement. The Mexican forces triumphed over the Spaniards and achieved independence for Mexico in August 1821.

Guerrero continued to participate in the military and political struggles that followed independence, and in March 1829 he attained the presidency of Mexico as the result of a successful liberal revolt against the conservative candidate who had been chosen president in the election of 1828. But the aged Guerrerro proved to be less adept at political administration than at military command, and that same year he was unseated by General Antonio López de Santa Anna, who replaced him in the presidency with Anastasio Bustamante. After leading rebel forces Guerrero was captured, tried, and executed.

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Vicente Guerrero | Independence leader, Revolutionary, President

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Vicente Guerrero, hero of the Mexican efforts to secure independence. Guerrero began his military career in 1810, and soon the early Mexican independence leader José Maria Morelos commissioned him to promote the revolutionary movement in the highlands of southwestern Mexico. After Morelos'

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This is a haitian sclupture from 1804

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This is the map of Haiti during 1804

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In this video, the author shows, In 1492, Christopher Columbus lands on the island of espanola and begins enslaving its people. Soon, European diseases spread out, and brutal working conditions break out, bring the population of Haiti to almost extinction. Over the course of 300 years, hundreds of slaves are imported to meet the needs of their european colonizers. Due to the Haiti being fueled by the ideas of the French, the Haitian revolution begins. slaves and those of mixed race rise up against their oppressors in one of the largest and most successful slave rebellions in history. Finally, in January 1st 1804, Haiti wins its independence and becomes the first nation to be founded by former slaves.

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The Haitian Revolution - One Minute History

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Romanticism Italian Painting    (1834-1912) 

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Romanticism Italian Painting    (1834-1912) 

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This is a italian romanticism painting during (1834 - 1861)

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This is the map of Italy during 1861

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Video Reguarding The Italian Unification

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Video Reguarding The Italian Unification

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In this video, the author describes, since the fall of Rome, the Italian Peninsula was divided among a lot of independent states. There were really no calls for unification until Napoleon came along. He created the Kingdom of Italy in the north. However, when he was defeated, Italy went back to being independent. The Austrian Empire directly controlled the Northeast and had client states in the center kingdom of Sardinia AKA pedmont in the Northwest and that's how it was until the Revolutions of 1848 swept across Europe in Milan and Venice. Soon, Revolutionaries rose up against the austrians. Later, the Sicilians and French troops were sent into Rome to reinstate the pope. They also remained in the city for some time. The first Italian war of independence therefore failed but it demonstrated that the new king of Sardinia Victor Emanuel II would lead. However, he would soo nedd a lot more power. Then, he decided to send troops to fight the Russians. However, the Austrian Empier had nearly been killed bu an Italian revolutionary in 1858. This was a process that involved a series of wars and political statments espically the Second Italian War of Independence, and the expedition of the thousand. These resulted in the annexation of several territories. The Kingdom of Italy was officially declaired in 1861. Victor Emmanuel II was now the king. Then, Rome became the capital in 1871 after the capture of the city from the Papal States.

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This was the current Italian flag during 1861.

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This was the current Haitian flag during 1804.

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Triumphal entrance of Agustin Iturbide in Mexico City

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This is a mexican realism painting from 1821

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This is the map of Mexico during 1821

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Video Regaurding The Mexican War Of Independence

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Video Regaurding The Mexican War Of Independence

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In this short video, the author explains the Mexican War of Independence, which explains how Mexico gained their freedom against Spain. In absence of a king, the people of New Spain created juntas, new small governments. However José de Iturrigaray argued against this, and soon created his own small government. This worried the conservatives, which later got him arrested. Soon, a priest began to speak against Spanish policies and the authorities began to move against them. In 1810, a leader called a rebellion with the people against the authorities of Mexico. Later, similar movements against the authorities took hold all throughout Mexico. However, due to a later called "tactical error", Spain was able to regroup and defeat the insurgent army. Then, in 1813, Mexico soon formally claimed their independence against Spain. In 1820, Agustín de Iturbide was tasked with defeating the guerreros insurgents. This ultimately achieving independence with the Treaty of Córdoba in 1821, leading to major social and political changes in Mexico.

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Mexican War of Independence | 3 Minute History

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This was the current flag of Mexico during 1821.