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Unable to free dependence of western controlled economic patterns.

Tensions between artuilcate political forces and the seperate masses

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They precipitated by racism and a class system, The Napoleons 1808 invasion of spain and the impending and the political chaos

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Why did the LAR become unhappy w/ Spanish rule:

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Why did the LAR become unhappy w/ Spanish rule:

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1 major complaint was the spanish were unwilling to share political power.
* Even after several generations of colonial rule, viceroys and other government officials always came from Spain and rarely consulted with the Americanos leaders who had alway lived in Americas

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One that caught my eye was when the first section of " Why Did The Creoles lead the Fight?'"

" We came to serve GOD and to get rich"
P.S- In my POV this is not about getting rich even if LAR did get rich God is the only person they should be worried about than any other GOD is the 1 that can get you there!

Bernal Diaz del Castillo

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it was a political & milatary movement and that ended the colionial rule by Spain and Portugal over Mexico Central American This gave independence to to the modern nations of the of LAR.

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Who are some Important People of the LAR:

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Who are some Important People of the LAR:

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Simon Bolivar:  He was involved in the liberation of Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Colombia.  The freed people of Latin America knew him as El Liberator.

Charles 111-  He was regarded as one of the greatest Bourbon Kings.

Jose De San Martin: He was involved in the liberation of Argentina from the Spanish Empire and was a master of military strategy which led to many major successes.

Bernardo O´Higgins- He allied himself with Jose De San Martin and the two of them marched over the Andes and retook Chile.  He also took part in the liberation of Peru in 1821.

Agustin de Iturbide- Agustin lead his troops against the Spanish quickly overthrowing them.  He became the Mexican King from 1822-1823 before he was dethroned.

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Slavery and the slave trade were always controversial practices. While nearly all societies in the Atlantic world accepted slavery and unfreedom, the institution always faced some opposition.

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S.S Section
http://slaveryandremembrance.org/articles/article/?id=A0067

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The end of slavery came to most parts of the Americas in the middle decades of the 1800s. From the 1820s through the 1860s, Great Britain, France, the United States, and independent Spanish American nations outlawed slavery. Haiti stands as a noteworthy exception with its revolutionary emancipation in the first years of the century. Despite growing international pressure, Cuba and Brazil retained their slave systems until the late 1880s.

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It began In the early 1800s
After many years of semi-autonomous local rule and limited metropolitan intervention, new bureaucratic reforms in the eighteenth century caused some discomfort in the American colonies.

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Was the creation of a number of independent countries in latin america.