The countries in South America almost all independent because of the fall of Imperialism, especially in the 20th century. Over time, many colonies of Portugal, Spain, France, Britain, etc. decided they should be given the right to self-govern. Eventually, most were granted that right.
No country in South America can currently be considered a monarchy; most are politically independent republics. The only exception is Aruba and whichever Dutch Antilles are within South America, as they are part of the Constitutional Monarchy of the Netherlands
It is the Falkland Islands.
You would be in Suriname.
South and Latin America has never gained independence.. Independence means being independent, that of which south America has never received. answer:Many countries in South America gained their independence from Spain between 1823 and 1826. Simón Bolivár was one of the key leaders.
The continent of South America consists of 12 independent nations and two territories of European countries (French Guiana and the Falkland Islands). There is no unified government that could have a president, prime minister, or both.
South America is independent of the U.S.
There is no one governor for South America. It is composed of several independent nations.
the country that is independent is: French Guiana.
Brazil
Mongolia
Surname
There is no single ruler, South America is a continent containing a number of independent countries
French Guiana
French Guiana is a dependent territory of France and is the only country on South America that is not indepentent.
CHILE
Yes, Chile is an independent country in South America.
Sint Maarten