Bolivia's Independence
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Objective
I can analyze the causes and effects of Bolivia's struggle for independence.
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Key concepts
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By 1850, much of the European imperialism in the Americas had come to an end due to independence movements.
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Simon Bolivar, a creole Venezuelan, led many revolutions in Latin America against Spanish rule from 1807 to 1830.
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The Enlightenment, with key figures like Deni Ditiro, influenced revolutionary thought, emphasizing liberty and challenging the right to command others.
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Practice
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What was the primary ethnic background of Simon Bolivar, a key figure in Bolivia's independence?
Identify two major European powers that controlled colonies in the Americas around 1750.
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“Name one cause that led to Bolivia's independence movement and one effect of the independence movement in South America.”
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