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He wanted all of Latin America to gain its independence from the rule of the Spanish.
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What was Simon De bolivars nickname?
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How we're goals of the South American revolutions different from their results?
It is time for you read your textbook. Make a Venn diagram to help you compare.
How were the goals of the south American revolutions from their results?
The goal of uniting all of South America went unfulfilled during and after the South American revolutions.
How much is 5 bolivares worth?
A bolivars is the unit of money in Venezuela. One bolivars is worth 16 American cents and 5 bolivars are worth 79 American cents.
What was America's goal in the Vietnam war?
To prevent Communist North Vietnam from conquering the REPUBLIC of SOUTH Vietnam. To preserve the free nation of South Vietnam.
What is the currency for Margarita Island?
bolivars
What can you buy with bolivars?
A bowl of Jars!
What was Hitler's ultimate goal in Europe?
Adolf Hitler's ultimate goal in Europe was just a stepping stone to world domination. During and after Europe, he headed to Afrika (along with Benito Mussolini), then Asia (with Tojo), North America and South America.
Who's goal was to unite all former Spanish colonies in South America into one country similar to the US?
Pedro I
What continent is Chile located on?
South America
Whose goal was to unite all former spanish colonies in south America into on country similar to the united states?
Simon Bolivar
How do we know that Bolivars political goals for South America were not achieved?
Simón Bolívar's political goals for South America, which aimed at unifying the continent into a single federation, were not achieved due to regional differences, power struggles, and the lack of a strong central authority. After his death, the newly independent countries quickly reverted to nationalism and fragmentation, leading to the establishment of separate nations rather than a unified state. The persistent conflicts and differing interests among the new republics further hindered Bolívar's vision, ultimately resulting in a fragmented South America.
