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He was orphaned at a young age, so he lived with his grandfather, but then his grandfather died, so he lived with his uncle, but he ran away from him and went to live with his married older sister.
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Did Simon bolivar have any siblings?
No he did not.
Who liberated the colonies in Caribbean south America?
Simon Bolivar
How was Simon bolivar influenced by enlightenment ideas that promoted .?
Political Freedom
Did Simon Bolivar fight in the northern or southern part of South America?
northern
What challenges did Neil Armstrong faced?
he faced toilet and lack of oxyzen
What were the challenges Simon bolivar faced?
He was orphaned at a young age, so he lived with his grandfather, but then his grandfather died, so he lived with his uncle, but he ran away from him and went to live with his married older sister.
The ''George Washington of south America'' is another name for?
Simon bolivar Simon bolivar
Is Simon Bolivar single?
No, Simon Bolivar is not single.
The George Washington of South America was?
Simon Bolivar Simon bolivar was the George Washington of the south Simón Bolívar is known as the "George Washington" of South America.
When is Simon Bolivar's birthday?
Simon Bolivar was born on July 24, 1783
What was Simon bolivars native country?
Simon Bolivar's native country was Venezuela.Simon Bolivar's native country was Venezuela.
What does Simon bolivar es de Venezuela mean?
It means: Simon Bolivar is from Venezuela.
What was Simon Bolivar's nickname?
Simon Bolivar was known as "The Liberator" for freeing six South American countries from Spanish rule.
What currency were named after Simon Bolivar?
Venezuelan Bolivar.
Did Simon Bolivar's dream come true?
See attached site for information on Simon Bolivar.
How did Simon bolivar's parents die?
Simon Bolivar's parents died from a burnt down house. Bolivar was at school at the time so he was not injured.
When did Simon Bolivar get married?
Simon Bolivar married to María Teresa Rodríguez del Toro y Alaysa in 1802
