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Start of the Haitian Revolution
The way the revolution started was that the United states revolution encouraged the Haitians to fight for independence. Haitian slaves revolted because they were treated a property. The social classes that participated were the enslaved Africans (slaves). The leaders of the revolution were Toussaint L'Ouverture and Jeans-Jacques Dessalines. -
End of the Haitian Revolution
The Haitian fought against France. The revolution ended when they gained their independance and set up a new government. The revolution was successful because they got their rights. -
Start of the Mexican revolution
The way the revolution started was when they issued a call for rebellion against the spanish and because they lost their privileges in the spanish-controlled colony. The social classes that participated were Indianas, Mistizos and creoles. The leaders of the revolution were Padre Miguel Hidalgo and Jose Maria. -
The start of the South American Revolution
The way the revolution started was when they came to their senses and decided they didn't want to be controlled by the spanish anymore. The spanish took over their land and South Americans wanted it back. They wanted their rights back too. The social classes that participated were creoles. The leaders of the revolution were Simon Bolivar and Jose de Sanmartin. -
End of the Mexican Revolution
The Mexican fought against the Spanish. The revolution ended when the mexican got their independence and when they united in support of the mexican independence. The revolution was successful because they wouldn't stop fighting until they got their independence. -
End of the South American revolution
The South Americans fought against Spain. the revolution ended when they won their independence against Spain. The revolution was successful because Spain gave up and gave them back their independence.
