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Who led the fight for freedom for Venezuela Columbia Ecuador and Bolivia?
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Who led the fight for freedom for Venezuela Colombia Ecuador and Bolivia?
Simón Bolívar led the fight for independence. In 1819 he defeated the Spainish and won freedom for the present day countries of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and Bolivia.
What encouraged Latin American to fight for their freedom after 1790?
They wanted their freedom and the countries Venezuela, Ecuador , and other South America
Does Venezuela have freedom of speech?
No.
When was Freedom Party of British Columbia created?
Freedom Party of British Columbia was created in 2001.
Colors of ecuador's flag?
in a row yellow - the crops of the Ecuador, blue - ocen, red - blood of the hearoes who fought for freedom.
Who led the fight for freedom for Venezuela?
Dakota Kelly Alder
How did the road to freedom for Brazil contrast with Venezuela?
because it a road!
What is the tallest monument in Washhinton Distict of Columbia?
Is the Freedom Obelisc the tallest monument in Washington District of Columbia?
What was one nation that that Simon helped its freedom?
"Simon" is Simon Bolivar? Then the answer is Venezuela, among others.
What is the nationals heroes of Venezuela?
Sebastián Francisco de Miranda y Rodríguez- He was a revolutionary who went across Spanish-America trying to garner support for freedom fighting. With the help of Simon Bolivar, he helped achieve freedom for Venezuela in 1810. He died in 1816.
What effect did nationalist Simone Bolivar have Latin America's independence from colonial rule?
Simon Bolivar is widely held to be responsible for much of the democracy that exists in Latin America. He successfully led Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela and Panama in revolution against Spanish rule, and established them as independent countries
Who helped secure Peru freedom?
Peru secured its freedom in series of battle led by Jose de San Martin of Argentina and Simon Bolivar of Venezuela.
