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Five present-day countries on which continent were liberated from spanish rule by Simon bolivar?
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Bolivar
Is Simon Bolivar single?
No, Simon Bolivar is not single.
When did James Bolivar Manson die?
James Bolivar Manson died in 1945.
When did Orindatus Simon Bolivar Wall die?
Orindatus Simon Bolivar Wall was born on 1825-08-12.
When did Simon Bolivar Buckner die?
Mordecai Buckner died in 1787.
Which modern-day countries did Bolivar liberate?
He liberated Bolivia, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, and Peru.
Who many countries did Simon bolivar help liberate in Spain?
He liberated 6 countries: Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Panama, Ecudor and Boliva
Who liberated Bolivia?
Simon Bolivar
WHO Liberated Colombia from the Spanish?
Simon Bolivar
What is the name of the South American soldier and who liberated Venezuela?
Simon Bolivar liberated Venezuela.
What was Simon Bolivar's leader's job?
The great liberator of S. America... Simon Bolivar, a Venezuelan, liberated 5 countries from Spanish rule... Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador & Bolivia whom bears his name...
Who liberated the colonies in Caribbean south America?
Simon Bolivar
Who was the south American revolutionary who liberated Ecuador and Peru?
bolivar
What was gran Columbia?
a large region of land liberated by Simon bolivar
Which nations were not liberated by Simone bolivar?
Bolivar helped liberate Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela, and the region that consisted of much of what is present-day Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, and other parts of Venezuela. Therefore, the New World countries that Simon Bolivar did not help liberate were Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, and other Central American countries.
What is Columbia University named after?
a large region of land liberated by Simon bolivar
Was Bolivar a better military or political leader?
Bolivar moved into many south American countries as a liberator, but failed as a politician in Bolivia. He liberated many countries from the Spanish, but in 1830 he was planning to sail for Europe to go into exile, and said, "America is ungovernable. Those who have served the revolution have plowed the sea." He said this in May 1830 and died in December.
