Social Studies Revolution Padlet by Hayden Haralson

Argentina Flag

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Argentina's Independence- Video

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Map of Argentina

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Realism painting from Argentina

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Argentina Painting of Realism

Article

28haralsonhayden — 2024-10-15 17:04:32 UTC

The Argentina Independence movement started in 1806 when the British attacked their capital. Napoleon had overthrown King Ferdinand of Spain, and this was causing a civil war. The British and fellows who were for the exiled king, and Napoleons followers. Under Spanish law, the dominions in America were to govern themselves until a new king was restored, but because King Ferdinand was powerless, men from Argentina and those of the royalty met at Tucuman to discuss Argentina's independence. It became known as Rio de la Plata on July 9th, 1816. It took many years for the Spanish royalist to be defeated, but were liberated by Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin.

Italy Flag

28haralsonhayden — 2024-10-15 17:08:32 UTC

Video on Italy's Unification

28haralsonhayden — 2024-10-15 17:12:03 UTC

When Napoleon invaded Italy, he split it into two parts. Many countries around Italy were revolting for independence against Austria ho had the most dominance, and Italy and the Young Italians created by Giuseppe started the first war for Italy's Unification. They lost the first war, but the king of Sardana decided to help Italy, and sent armies to weaken the Austrian and Russian armies. The unification was won when the second war for independence fought by the redshirts defeated Austria. Italy still had to fight Germany and fellow European shirts for more territory, and they acquired Rome and gained unification.

Map of Italy

28haralsonhayden — 2024-10-15 17:13:55 UTC

Italian painting of Realism

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Article

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Napoleon led his army straight to Italy with plans of invasion, but after the Italians and their key leader Giuseppe Garibaldi, they used heavy guerrilla warfare tactics that helped defeat the French army in 1815. Austria had still held dominance over Italy, but after Giuseppe's group called Young Italy, he convinced others to feel the nationalism for their own country. Some were not fond of this like the Neo-Guelfs who wanted rule under the house of Savoy. Because the liberalist revolutions failed later on, Piedmont, another key leader, helped the Italians defeat the Austrians. This war helped end the conflicts of the countries, and marked the unification of Italy 1871 with Venetta and papal Rome.

Brazilian Flag

28haralsonhayden — 2024-10-15 19:21:09 UTC

Brazil's Independence- Video

28haralsonhayden — 2024-10-15 19:26:54 UTC

King John returned to rule Portugal after the British there had been removed, and he left his son Prince Pedro to rule Brazil. Pedro was given order to return to Portugal and rule under the constitution, but was convinced to continue as Brazilian ruler. random guy attempted mutiny with his large control of the armies, but was deported back to Portugal. Pedro attempted to please most of the liberals in Brazil, but after he heard the Cortes were to remove his power, he officially decided to declare independence for Brazil. Some in the North still were loyal to Portugal however, and sent men to attack Brazil. They fought heavily, but with the help of Corcoran, their main leader, Portugal surrendered.

Map of Brazil

28haralsonhayden — 2024-10-15 19:27:37 UTC

Brazilian impressionistic art

28haralsonhayden — 2024-10-15 19:29:04 UTC

Article

28haralsonhayden — 2024-10-15 19:30:05 UTC

Jose Joaquim da Xavier instigated the first rebellion against the Portuguese in 1789, and was a national hero toward the Brazilian people after executed. After the Portuguese inserted themselves into Brazil when Napoleon invaded Portugal, Dom Joao, the Portuguese Prince, decided he would decree many reforms for Brazil after being warmly welcomed. He made it the mothership of his government, and repealed Brazilian manufacturing laws. He helped create many independent buildings for Brazil, but after he had decided to sail for Lisbon, the Portuguese and Brazilians were gaining conflict. He returned to Brazil, announced he was staying, and created a ministry to invoke ideas of independence. He then decided in a legislative court to proclaim independence of Brazil, and was crowned emperor a few days after.