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Start of Haitian Revolution
The revolution began because of the mistreatment slaves were given by their French masters and the Enlightenment ideals the Creoles had made up to make the government system more republican. The slaves made the most impact by revolting with brutal violence against any white Europeans. Toussaint L ́Ouverture
was the most recognizable leader in the revolution, leading the slaves to revolution and declaring deals with the French. Jean-Jacques Dessalines was another prime leader in the revolution -
End of Haitian Revolution
The result of the revolution was successful, it made Saint Domingue the first Haitian region to become an independent from European control. The independence of the Haitian region did bring setbacks, including economic, social, and governmental hardships. -
Start of Mexican Revolution
The revolution was driven by the ideas of Enlightenment. It created a new sense of possible freedom from the Spanish. Surprisingly, the Indians and Mestizos were the ones to drive this revolution to a starting point and future movements. Padre Miguel Hidalgo and
Padre Jose Maria Morelos were two prime leaders in this revolution, leading their people to fight against the Spaniard powers and create a new legacy for themselves. -
Start of Southern American Revolution
Simon Bolivar wanted native Venezuela to gain independence from Spain in order to create an independent government and economic status. San Martin then followed that same desire for Argentina with more ideals of enlightenment. These two men led the revolution with their ideas and acts of forceful power in order to get the Spaniard leaders to back down. Creoles mostly led this revolution, having the economic advantage and educational standards. -
End of Mexican Revolution
The revolution was not directly successful, the leader was defeated after four years of fighting. It took about 20 years for someone else to proclaim independence for Mexico and push a progressive, successful revolution that led Mexico to their independence. -
Start of Brazilian Revolution
The revolution started because King John (King of Portugal) and the Portuguese government wanted to make Brazil a colony again. Many Brazilians did not agree to this sort of government power and decided to make a new government with a leader of their choice. Creoles were the leaders of this revolution, they were largely populated and had much education. -
End of Brazilian Revolution
The revolution was ultimately successful. Without violence or bloodshed, Brazilians changed the ruling of their country and gained their independence from Portugal. It drove them into different areas of economy and political success. -
End of Southern American Revolution
The end of the revolution was successful, Spain's colonies in Latin America gained their independence and expanded more on their ideals of enlightenment by starting a new government and giving the power of the counThe revolution was successful, Spain's colonies in Latin America gained their independence.
try to the people.
