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The start Haitian Revolution
The Revolution began on a French plantation in Haiti in August 1791. The enemy at hand was the French .The French terrorized the enslaved Africans with brutal methods and were also kept powerless. Since the Africans outnumbered their masters, during the French Revolution they rose up against their French masters. The leaders of this revolution were the Africans/slaves and Toussaint L’Ouverture. -
End of the Haitian Revolution
The Haitian Revolution was a success. It was a success because the Africans/slaves gained their independence. On january 1, 1804, Haiti was declared the first black colony and freed itself from European control. -
The start of the Mexican Revolution
The revolution began with a Priest named Miguel Hidalgo ringing bells throughout the village. These bells will rallied up the people of the village and they declare independence. They wanted independance from Spain. The leaders of this Revolution were Miguel Hidalgo, Jose Maria Morelos, Agustin de Iturbide, the Creoles, Indian, and Mestizos. -
The start of the South American Revolution
The Revolution began with Venezuela declaring its independence from Spain in 1811. The enemy here was the Spanish. The leaders of the South American Revolution were Simon Bolivar, Jose De San Martin, and the Creoles -
End of the Mexican Revolution
The Mexican Revolution was a successful revolution, but it had plenty of deaths. Most of the leaders died and were stopped from gaining Mexico's independence. -
The end of the South American Revolution
After a while, The South American Revolution was a success. The Revolution was successful because Bolivar had won Venezuela’s independence in 1821. He did it by leading 2,000 soldiers into Columbia . -
The start of the Brazilian Revolution
The Revolution began because King John wanted to make Brazil a colony again. The Brazilians did not like this plan and signed a petition for independence. The brazilians wanted independence from Portugal.The leaders of this revolution were the creoles and King John. -
The end of the Brazilian Revolution
The Brazilian Revolution was successful. It was succesful because Brazil gained its independence in a peaceful way and without struggle.
