Before independence, Colombia was part of the Spanish Empire, known as the Viceroyalty of New Granada. The region was characterized by a hierarchical society dominated by Spanish colonial officials and wealthy landowners, while indigenous populations and enslaved Africans faced exploitation and marginalization. Economic activities revolved around agriculture, mining, and trade, with the economy heavily influenced by Spanish mercantilist policies. Additionally, the period was marked by cultural and religious influences from Spain, which shaped local customs and societal structures.
Colombia gained independence from Spain in 1810 after a series of battles and uprisings.
From Spain The independence war was directed by Simon Bolivar, libertador of other countries like Colombia
Colombia obtained independence from colonists in July 20, 1810.
Colombia gained its independence from Spain.
Colombia's Independence Day is on July 20th.
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Colombia gained independence from Spain in 1819, after a revolution led by the famous Venezuelan leader Simon Bolivar.
Colombia was independent on July 20, 1810, by spain.
Venezuela gained independence from Spain on July 5, 1811, though its struggle continued until 1821. Panama, which was part of Gran Colombia, declared its independence from Spain on November 28, 1821. Colombia also achieved independence from Spain on July 20, 1810, and fully consolidated its independence with the establishment of Gran Colombia in 1821.
Colombia is 440,831 sq mi (1,141,748 Km2) and Venezuela is 353,841 sq mi (916,445 Km2) so Colombia is larger
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