Period 4 Latin American Revolutions by

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The majority of Latin America managed to break free from the Iberian powers that had governed the continent since its conquest between 1808 and 1826. The concept of popular sovereignty, which holds that Latin America is free from European powers and capable of governing itself, was fought for by the continent.

Most of Latin America escaped Iberian powers gaining freedom, became a self governed independent nation between 1808-1826.

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Three institutions of power and control
existed in Latin America:

Spanish/Portuguese Monarchs
Catholic Church
Patriarchy

In the pre-revolution caste system, the Portugal and Spain monarchs were one of the institutions with the most control and power in Latin America.

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Latin America in context

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Most of spanish and portuguese america were under colonial rule for 300 years. Once most of latin America escaped iberian powers they fought for the idea of popular sovereignty, the idea that latin america was free from european powers. Latin america relieved themselves of this between the years 1808 and 1826.

Latin America, besides Cuba and Puerto Rico, escaped the Iberian powers between 1808 to 1826. They then fought for popular sovereignty which was the idea of being separated from Europe's powers.

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there was three rules of power pre-revolution. there was the monarchs who would tax the people, then you had the Catholic Church which upheld your faith, then you had the patriarchy.

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Majority of Latin America broke free of the oppressive rulers in the early 1800s. The pre revolution power structed was the monarchs at the top followed by the church followed by gender roles which was the Patriarchy.

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After Napoleon's downfall, the Spanish regained control of Spain in 1820. Nevertheless, the Creoles and Mestizos banded together to draft a new Constitution that curtailed the Catholic Church's authority. General Iturbine, a Creole, and Guerrero, a Mestizo commander, led the Revolution and battled the Spanish to attain independence from Spain. Eventually installing Iturbine as King of Mexico, only for him to be deposed a year later and the military to create a Republic.

They where ruled for 300 years and they wanted there independence but only two didn't leave or escaped. The Lberian ruled them for many years but the people wanted to be free from them and they wanted to be able to have power off there self.

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A big part of Latin America managed to rid their self from Iberian powers through 1808 and 1826. They fought hard for Popular Sovereignty which separate them from European power.

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Latin america was controlled for 300 years but they were able to escape Iberian powers which gave them freedom.they were also able to self govern as an independent nation

Most of latin america escaped the lberian powers, they fought for Popular Sovereignty. Spanish/ Portuguese Monarchs, Catholic Church, and Patriarchy all existed in Latin America.

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1808-1826 was when Latin America became a independent governed nation, While also escaping Iberian Power and gaining freedom!!

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In the 1820s the creoles from Mexico and Mestizo created a constitution that gave the Catholic church less power.

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in the early 1800s a lot of the parts of Portuguese and Spanish America was released from colonial rules after 300 years

With the exception of the Spanish territories Cuba and Puerto Rico, Latin America gained independence between 1808 and 1826, ending 300 years of colonial control. The idea that Latin America was free and separate from European powers allowing it to self-govern as independent states was the starting point of the region's battle towards popular sovereignty.

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Venezuela declared its independence from Spain by 1811. Later in 1811, Creole rebels established a Republic in Caracas after seizing control. The Llaneros, who served the Spanish king, put an end to their power and the propagation of their ideas.

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Between 1808 and 1826 most of Latin
America (except the Spanish colonies of Cuba and
Puerto Rico) escaped the Iberian powers who had
once ruled the region since being conquered.

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The racial structure was European Whites, Whites born in Latin America, Native Americans, African Slaves, Mixed Race

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The structures was that the Spanish/Portuguese Monarchs, Catholic church, and Patriarchy had power over them.

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Most of Latin America had been freed of the Iberian powers. Latin America soon fought for the idea that Latin America should not be under the rules of Europe.

Spanish/Portuguese Monarchs, Catholic Church and Patriarchy all existed in Latin America

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Between 1808 and 1826, most of Latin America escaped the Iberian powers after 300 years of colonial rule. Latin America also fought for popular sovereignty.

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In 1822 the Creoles appointed Prince Pedro as King of Brazil and he won them their independence from Spain.

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By the year 1800, 25% of Latin
America was mixed race and was
highly accepted in Latin society as
it is today.
Interracial mixed families of every combination were also
classified into social classes during the Enlightenment period
as an educational tool as seen in the above Casta painting.

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there were 3 institutions of power and control that existed in Latin America which are the Spanish/Portuguese monarchs, the Catholic Church, and the patriarchy.

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The goal of the Brazilian Creoles was independence from the Peninsulares but not sacrifice of their privileges. In 1822, Prince Pedro of Brazil is persuaded by the Creoles to assume the throne as a constitutional monarch. In 1822, Brazil gained its independence with little to no bloodshed.

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The pre-revolutionary caste structure consisted of European Whites, Whites born in Latin America, Native Americans, African Slaves, and Mixed Race. Interracial mixed families were seen as educational tool during the Enlightenment period.

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Started because napoleon made his brother king in 1808: however, it made the creoles want to fight so they went to the church and the church disagreed in 1815. 1820 the Spanish ruled Spain again and created a constitution that would limit the amount of power that the catholic church had a hold of. Finally it got over thrown by the military and it was considered a Republic.

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Latin America was freed from the clutches of the colonists in the years between 1808 and 1826.

They fought for the idea that Latin America should not be controlled by the Europeans, also called Popular Sovereignty.

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Started when Napoleon appointed his brother King of
Spain in 1808

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Between 1808 and 1826, most of Latin America escaped the Iberian powers. They fought for popular sovereignty and the ability to self govern as free or independent nations. This means that Latin America is free from European powers and has the ability to govern their own continent.

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some of the institutions of power and control are patriarchy, catholic church Spanish Monarches

The three institutions of power and control in Latin America are monarchs, catholic churches, and patriarchy

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Most of Spanish and Portuguese America gained freedom very abruptly after 300 years of colonial control. With the exception of the Spanish colonies of Cuba and Puerto Rico, the majority of Latin America managed to flee the Iberian powers that had previously dominated the region after it was captured between 1808 and 1826. Latin America fought for popular sovereignty, which is the notion that the continent is autonomous, free from European powers, and capable of governing itself.

Three insititutions with control and power existed at the same time. The Portuguese Monarchs, Catholic Church, and the Patriarchy. They all had their own roles, faith, and tax. By the time it was 1800 25% of Latin America was mixed race.

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Before the revolution, three institutions of power and control over the people of Latin America existed :

1) Spanish/Portuguese Monarchs

2) Catholic Church

3) Patriarchy

During the Enlightenment, mixed-race families of all kinds were also categorized into social classes as a teaching tool.

The Creoles saw an oppurtunity to gain freedom by showing their loyalty to the new French King of Spain. After the fall of Napoleon, the creoles and the Mestizo joined forces to limit the power of the Catholic Church.

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Independence was gained quicker to the Spanish and Portuguese after the long years of colonial rule. The Spanish colony did not manage to get out of rule of Iberian powers, however, The majority of Latin America was able to make it out freely. Meanwhile the Latin America were fighting for Popular Sovereignty, which is an idea that the Latin America will become free and be separate from the European powers. From that, they have the ability to self govern as their own independent nations.

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When Napoleons brother was put in charge of Spain the creoles took the opportunity to take free themselves which worked until 1820 when Napoleon was defeated and they where back under control. The Creoles and Mestizo teamed up to finally win over control of Mexico from Spain.

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Bolivar experienced multiple setbacks during
the Venezuelan War for Independence, and
he was forced into exile twice during the war.

Between 1808 and 1826, Latin America gained independence from Spanish and Portuguese rule, excluding Cuba and Puerto Rico, fighting for Popular beliefs, a concept promoting independence from European powers.

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The battle of Carabobo happened during June 1821, sealed the defeat of the Spanish to give independence to Venezuela who was led by Bolivar.

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Latin America in Context

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After 300 years of colonial rule from Spain and Portugal, independence came rather suddenly to most of Spanish and Portuguese ruled colonies in America. Between 1808 and 1826 most of Latin
America (except the Spanish colonies of Cuba and Puerto Rico) were broken free from the Iberian powers who had once ruled the vast majority of the region since being conquered. Latin
America fought for Popular Sovereignty is the idea that Latin America is free and not held by
European powers with the ability to self govern as
independent nations.

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There were three Institutions of power the Spanish and Portuguese Monarchs, The Catholic Church, and the Patriarchy.

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The Creoles developed their own political
party to lobby for independence
In 1821, King Joao left Brazil after
Napoleon’s defeat and left his son Prince
Pedro in charge of Brazil

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the creole made their powers in Caracas and they made a Republic then their ideals were stopped by the Llaneros. then Simon bolivar explains how they are both Spanish and then the Llaneros finally saw the logic and agreed with Simon. Further on they had multiple set backs and went to war, they had to recruit men and supplies form Columbia. finally in 1821 Bolivar defeats the Spanish which would secure independence for Venezuela.

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There were 3 different levels of power in Latin America

Spanish/Portuguese Monarchs - Tax
Catholic Church - Faith
Patriarchy - Roles

The institutions of power where in control of the people! Such as the Spanish Monarchs, Catholic Church and the patriarchy. 1800 every combination of Latin American was excepted and then categorized to use as a teaching tool.

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Napoleon designated his brother ruler of Spain in 1808. The creoles saw this as an opportunity to gain freedom by respecting and being loyal to the new ruler. the Spanish started to rule Spain again but the creoles and mestizos decided to join forces. which created a new constitution so they can limit the catholics church power.

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Mexico fought for independence from 1810 to 1821. The war started when Napoleon made his brother king of Spain in 1808. The Creoles affirmed their loyalty to the king to try and gain freedom. Pedro Hidalgo and Father Morelos both failed by 1815 to battle the Creoles and Peninsulares due to lack of support. The Spanish ruled Spain again by 1820 and the Creoles and the Mestizo created a new constitution which limited the power of the Catholic Church. Iturbine and Guerrero led this revolution and won independence over Spain. A year later, they declared a republic by the military.

Pre - Revolution Caste System

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Three institutions of power and control
existed in Latin America (pre-revolution)
over its populations.
1. Spanish/Portuguese
Monarchs
2. Catholic Church
3. Patriarchy
with the people playing their roles entrusting their faith to the church and being taxed.

Mexico's

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Napoleon went to his brother that was king of Spain in 1808 his people the Creoles saw an opportunity to end up getting free one day so they went and showed that the way loyal to the new French king They began an uprising but that didn't work out as plan. That give an chance for the Spanish to come and take control of Spain again but that didn't stop them they join force with the Mestizo to have a revolution Iturbine became king but that didn't last long.

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Brazilian Creoles wanted to keep their independence to themselves, and they appointed Prince Pedro to become the king of Brazil. Brazil won their independce in 1822 with slim blood being shed.

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pre revaluation consisted of spanish/portugues monarchs, calthlic church, and patriarchy. mixed families were catogerzied in classes during the enlightenment period.

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In 1811 Venezuela officially declared independence but it took a man named Simon Bolivar to persuade the Llaneros where Latin Americans and not from Spain and they should not said with Spain. Bolivar experienced many hardships while fighting Spain like being exiled and having to recruit men it was in 1821 he finally won independence for Venezuela.

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Napoleon's brother was crowned King of Spain in 1808, which freed the Creoles from the Peninsulares. When the Spanish took control of Spain once more in 1820, the Mestizo and Creole people worked together to come up with a new constitution that limited the authority of the Catholic Church. Mestizo commander Guerrero and Creole General Iturbine led the Revolution, fighting the Spanish to win freedom. After that, Iturbine was crowned King of Mexico, but he was overthrown a year later.

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In 1811, Venezuela declared independence from Spain and in that same year, Creole revolutionaries sized power in Caracas and formed a Republic. Simon Bolivar persuaded the Llaneros that they are Latin Americans by their birth and not Spanish. Bolivar was forced to exile twice during the war. In 1821, Bolivar defeated the Spanish and secured independence for Venezuela.

Pre-revolutionary power structures

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In latin america, pre-revolution, three institutions of power and control existed. They are the spanish and portuguese monarchs control over tax, the catholic churches control over faith, and the patriarchy's control over roles. By the year 1800 25% of latin america was mixed race and it was highly accepted.

Most of the colonies in Latin America were ruled by the Iberian powers until from 1808 to 1826 most of Latin America could escape from them. Latin American kept fighting for popular sovereignty which is the idea of Latin America being free from European forces and be able to have its own government.

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In 1820, the Spanish ruled Spain after napoleons downfall. Meanwhile, the Creoles and the Mestizo limited the power of the catholic church by creating a new constitution. Iturbine and Guerrero led the revolution.

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After being controlled for 300 years, most of Latin America became free from Iberian powers between 1808 and 1826. Latin America fought for popular sovereignty and the ability to self-govern as independent nations.

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began in 1808, when Napoleon elected his brother as King of Spain.

By pledging their allegiance to the new French King of Spain, the Creoles saw an opening for breaking free from the Peninsulares.

Soon after, two peasant uprisings by Creoles and Peninsulares were started by rebel priests named Pedro Hidalgo and Father Morelos. These uprisings ended by 1815 due to a lack of support.

After Napoleon's defeat, the Spanish regained control of Spain in 1820. Yet, the Creoles and Mestizo people worked together to create a new Constitution that limited the Catholic Church's authority.

General Iturbine, a Creole, and Guerrero, a Mestizo commander, led the Revolution and battled the Spanish to achieve independence from Spain. Therefore developing Iturbine

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The Spanish had started to rule Spain once again. When Napoleon had fallen, the Creoles and Mestizo had created a constitution to limit the power of Catholic Churches.

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In 1811 Venezuela was free from Spain. Creole revolutioners power increased and had a Republic which was all influenced by the ruler of Spain . In 1821 Bolivar defeated the Spanish so Venezuela officially has their independence.

The Mexican war of Independence was started when Napoleon made his brother King of Spain. The Creoles freed themselves after assuring their loyalty to their brand new King of Spain. Two peasants unleashed a renegade but failed by 1815 due to no support. In 12 years the Spanish began to rule again after Napoleon fell. But the Creoles and Mestizo combined forces creating a brand new Consititution condradicting the Catholic Church and it took away power from them.

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Venezuela declared independence from Spain in 1811. Bolivar united the the class divisions of South America. He experienced multiple setbacks but continued recruiting men and supplies to fight. In 1821, Bolivar defeated the Spanish and won independence for Venezuela in the battle of Carabobo.

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Three different institutions of power used to exist in Latin America. Spanish/Portuguese monarchs which were in charge of taxes, Catholic Church was incharge of the people's faith, and the Patriarchy was incharge of roles. By 1800, 25% of Latin America was mixed race. Interracial mixed families were classified into different social classes during the enlightenment period as an educational tool.

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Venezuela declared its independence from Spain in 1811. The Llaneros, who supported the Spanish king, put an end to the Republic that the Creole revolutionaries in Caracas had created. After defeating the Spanish, General Simon Bolivar convinced the Llaneros that they were native to Latin America. Bolivar kept recruiting soldiers and supplies from Bogota in spite of his many defeats and two forced exiles. Not until June 1821, at the Battle of Carabobo, would Bolivar finally win over the Spanish and establish Venezuela's independence.

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The Creole created there own political party to gain independence. When the king of Portugal left in 1821 the creoles convinced Prince Pedro to become king of Brazil so in 1822 he did.

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In the same year as the Creole revolution the Venezuelan declares there independence all there idea was held by the Llaneros who where great followers of Spain. A man name Simon Bolivar came up to them and told them that they where born Latin Americans by birth and not because of the Spanish. There way to fighting for freedom was not easy they had a lot setbacks but that didn't make them give up.

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Venezuela declares its independence from Spain by 1811.

Later in 1811, Creole rebels established a Republic in Caracas after gaining control. The Llaneros, who served the Spanish king, put an end to their influence and the dissemination of their ideas.

Soon after, the Llaneros are convinced that they are Latin Americans by birth and not Spanish by a general by the name of Simon Bolivar. Bolivar starts to overcome the Spanish and brings South America's class differences together.

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Brazil was a colony of Portugal that was occupied by King Joao, who left Brazil after Napoleon's defeat and left his son, prince pedro, in charge. Brazil won their independence with barely any fighting in 1822. In 1888, slavery was abolished in Brazil.

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Creoles wanted to keep their privileges while still having independence. Prince Pedro became the king of brazil in 1822 and in the same year they won their independence with ease.

Mexico

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The mexican war of independence lasted from 1810 to 1821. It began when Napoleon's brother was appointed king of spain in 1808. The creoles saw this as an oppottinity to become free from the peninsulares of spain. By 1820 the spanish ruled spain after the fall of napolean and the creals and mestizo joined forces to create a new constitution limiting the catholic churches power. the republic was then declared by the miltary

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Brazil used to be ruled by King Joao but Napoleon took over Portugal. Once Napoleon defeated King Joao he left his kid Pedro in charge of Brazil. the creoles had their own political party for independence from Portugal. Brazil got their independence in 1822 and then in 1888 slavery was abolished

Napoleon had a downfall. Spanish got back Spain in 1820. Creoles Mestizos came together make a new constitution. Constitution cut down the Catholic Churches power. Gen. Iturbine ( Creole ) and Guerrero ( Mestizo commander ) led a revolution. Battled Spanish to get independence from Spain. making Iturbine king of Mexico. Military gets rid of him to make a new republic

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Venezuela declares independence from Spain in 1811. Later that year, Creole revolutions formed a republic, but the Llaneros stopped the source of their ideals

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Following Napoleon's defeat in 1807, King Joao of Portugal took control of Brazil, which was then a Portuguese territory. Joao left Brazil in 1821, leaving his son Prince Pedro in charge. In order to advocate for their desire for independence from the Peninsulars, the Brazilian Creoles established a political party. They managed to convince Prince Pedro to rule to the throne Brazil as a constitutional monarchy in 1822. Brazil won independence with little bloodshed, and the caste structure was maintained by the Revolution until 1888.

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When Napoleon appointed his brother King of Spain in 1808 that’s when Mexico's War of Independence began. The Creoles began to affirm their loyalty to the new French King of Spain. Two peasants began an uprising by a renegade priest whose name was Pedro Hidalgo and Father Morelos but failed due to lack of support in 1815. By 1820 The Spanish ruled Spain once again once Napoleon fell. The Creoles and the Mestizo came together and created a new constitution limiting the power of the catholic church. The Revolution was led by the Creole General and the Mestizo commander. A year later a Republic was declared by the military.

Venezuala

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The venezualen revolution lasted from 1810 to 1821. venezuela declareed its independence from spain in 1811. that yeas the creole revolutionareis formed a republic in caracas. there infulence was stoped by the Llaneros. soon after simon bolivair unites the classes of south america snd begins to win victories over the spainish. he didnt defeat the spanish till the june of 1821 winning independance for venezuala.

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Brazil was a colony of portugal that was taken by king joao, he left brazil after the defeat of the Napoleons and left his son. Brazil won their independence with almost nothing. Slavery was done in Brazil in 1888.

The pre-revolution caste system is made up of three roles the first being the Spanish/Portuguese monarchs who had the power to tax people. The second role being the Catholic church which controlled faith and the last role being the patriarchy.

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There were 3 structures in place, one that was the Spanish/ Portuguese which was structed for taxes, The Catholic Church that helped with peoples faith, and the Patriarchy which controlled the roles. These three institutions and power and control in Latin. America.

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Napoleon appointed his brother as the king of Spain and the Latin Americans used it as an opportunity so they could free themselves from Spanish rule. It worked but by 1820, Mexico was back under Spanish rule. A little later, the natives made a constitution that limited the power of the church and it worked to be able to revolt again, making the Mexico we know today.

1822 Creole made Prince Pedro King of Brazil an won their independence from Spain. With little to no bloodshed at all. after King Joao left Brazil in 1821.

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Brazil

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Brazils revolution lasted from 1820 to 1822. Brazil was a coloney of spain and when king Joao left brazil in 1821 the creoles wanted to maintain there privlige while having independance. they developed there own poliical party.

Without causing bloodshed, Brazil won their independence in 1822. In that same year, Prince Pedro became king of Brazil as a constitutional monarchy

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The Creole rebels in Caracas established a Republic, but the Llaneros, who backed the Spanish king, overthrew it. General Simon Bolivar persuaded the Llaneros that they were native to Latin America after conquering the Spanish. Despite his repeated setbacks and two enforced banishments, Bolivar continued to assemble troops and supplies from Bogota. The Battle of Carabobo in June 1821 would be the last opportunity for Bolivar to defeat the Spanish and declare Venezuela's independence.

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Venezuela officially declared independence from Spain in 1811. Simon Bolivar convinces the Llaneros that they are Latin American and not Spanish. Bolivar gets the class divisions of South America to come together to win victories over the Spanish. Bolivar had to overcome many issues during the Venezuelan Revolution including being exiled twice during the war. HE would continue to gather supplies and recruit men for the war. Bolivar defeated the Spanish and secured independence for Venezuela.

Without bloodshed, Brazil won their independence in 1822. In that same year, Prive Pedro became the King of Brazil as a constitutional monarchy

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Following Napoleon's defeat, King Joao of Portugal conquered Brazil as his province, leaving his son, Prince Pedro, in command. In 1822, Brazil gained independence with hardly any combat. In Brazil, slavery was outlawed in 1888.

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Venezuela declares independence from Spain! Just a year later Creole formed a republic, ideas and ideals where stopped by the Llaneros who were loyal to the king of Spain. After Simon Bolivar shows the Llaneros that they are Latin American by birth and begins to win slowly over the Spanish. Bolivar experienced multiple setbacks one was being exiled during the war! He still recruited men, it wasn't until the battle Carabobo that they finally secured independence for Venezuela.

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In 1810 the Creoles gave their loyalty to the king of France as a plan on how to free themselves from the Peninsulares of Spain by 1820 the Spanish ruled Spain again.

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Brazil was under the rule of King Joao; however after Napoleons defeat, King Joao had left Brazil. Brazil had later developed their own political party to seek influence from Portugal.

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Creoles in Brazil wanted to keep their privilege while having their independence from the Peninsulares. The Creoles convinced Prince Pedro to become King of Brazil in 1822. Brazil won their independence with minor casualties in 1822

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Napoleon took over Portugal from King Joao in 1807, later on in 1821 Joao left Brazil and left his son Prince Pedro in charge. Pedro was then convinced to become Prince as a constitutional monarchy . Later Brazil with little blood shed has there independence back in 1822.

Mexico had fought in a war started by Napoleon when he came to his brother which was the king of Spain. Some of the creoles came across a chance to be free by themselves from the Peninsulares of Spain. They had to affirm their loyalty to the king of Spain. After, two priests named Pedro Hidalgo and Father Morelos began a renegade which opposed the Peninsulares and the Creoles. The Spanish rules spain again after Napoleon. The creole and Metizo then joined forces.

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The Venezuelan revolution lasted from 1810-1821. Simon Bolivar rallies the peoples with inspiring nationalism speeches and recruits them to start fighting for the newly made Venezuela. These fights lasted until 1821 when the Battle of Carabobo happened and Venezuela finally won.

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Brazil didn't really have a revolution as much as they did have a lack in leaders after Portugal just gave up and left Brazil, leading to the people to convince the prince to become a King, claiming independence for Brazil.

Venezuela declared independence from Spain in 1811. Later in 1811 Creole formed a republic which were stopped by the Llaneros. In 1821 independence for Venezuela was secured.

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In 1811, Venezuela gained their independence from Spain. The Creole limited their power and formed a republic, Llaneros stopped an influence that was gained from the creole. Llaneros was loyal to the king of Spain. Simon Bolivar who was a general, convinced Llaneros that they were Latin Americas by birth and not Spanish

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In 1822 Brazil won their independence with little bloodshed.

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In brazil, in 1821, the king Joao left brazil soon after Napoleons death. His son prince Pedro was now in charge of brazil. The Brazilian Creoles wanted to keep their independence from Creole. In 1822 the Creoles convinced Prince Pedro to become king of Brazil. Brazil soon after won their independence in 1822, with no bloodshed.

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