Resistance and Rebellion Timeline

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  • 1831 BCE

    Pedro II restored order and laid the foundations of the modern Brazilian state

    Pedro II restored order and laid the foundations of the modern Brazilian state.
  • 1826 BCE

    Simon Bolivar dreamed of a continental union and in 1826 summoned a conference of the American Republics at Panama

    Simon Bolivar dreamed of a continental union and in 1826 summoned a conference of the American Republics at Panama.
  • 1822 BCE

    King Pedro I proclaimed Brazil's independence in 1822 and published a constitution

    King Pedro I proclaimed Brazil's independence in 1822 and published a constitution.
  • 1819 BCE

    Simon Bolivar's victories over the royalist armies won him the presidency of Gran Colombia in 1819

    Simon Bolivar's victories over the royalist armies won him the presidency of Gran Colombia in 1819
  • 1810 BCE

    Creole aristocracy used the removal of the Spanish king as justification for their seizure of political power and their preservation of that power

    In 1810 the small ,wealthy creole aristocracy used the removal of the Spanish king as justification for their seizure of political power and their preservation of that power.
  • 1808 BCE

    Napoleon deposed the Spanish King

    In 1808,as part of his effort to rule Europe,Napoleon Bonaparte deposed the Spanish King Ferdinand VII and placed his own brother on the spanish throne.
  • 1804 BCE

    Haiti Became the Second Nation in the Western Hemisphere to achieve Independence

    In 1804,Haiti became the second nation in the western hemisphere to achieve independence.The revolt was also the first successful uprising of a non-European people against a colonial power.
  • 1801 BCE

    L'Ouverture Conquers Santo Domingo

    In 1801,L'Ouverture conquered Santo Domingo and declared himself emperor of the entire island of Hispaniola, abolished slavery and instituted reforms.
  • 1800 BCE

    The Beginning of the Resistance and Rebellion

    French settlers established sugar plantations there and important african slaves to work them
  • 1800 BCE

    18th century

    French settlers established sugar plantations there and imported African slaves to work them.
  • 1793 BCE

    British Invade Haiti

    In 1793,as part of their campaign against Napleon,the British invaded Haiti and took all of its coastal cities.
  • 1789 BCE

    The French National Assembly of 1789

    When the Creoles refused the Mulattos representation in the local assemblies and in the French National Assembly of 1789,the Mulattos revolted.
  • 1783 BCE

    Amounts Of Property Were Destroyed

    100,000 of people lay dead and vast amounts of property were destroyed.
  • 1781 BCE

    Army in Lima

    An army sent from Lima put down the rebellions and captured and savagely executed Tupac Amaru II.
  • 1781 BCE

    Vice Roy Published New Taxes

    Vice Roy published new taxes on tobacco and liquor and reorganized the sales tax, riots broke out in Socorro in March 1781 and spread to other towns.
  • 1780 BCE

    (1742-1781)

    Under the leadership of jose Gabrel Condorcangui , who claimed descent from the inca rulers and took the name Tupac Amaru 2 , a massive insurrection exploded
  • 1780 BCE

    Second Part of 1780

    Indian chieftains from cuzco regions, gathered a powerful force of indians. rebellion swept across highland perv and many spanish officials were executed
  • 1744 BCE

    1744-1803

    More than the peruxian and colombian revots the successful revolution led by toussaint l'ouverture in haiti arovsed elite fears of black revolt and class warfare

  • (1744-1803)

    More than the Peruvian and Colombian revolts the successful revolution led by Toussaint L'Ouverture in Haiti aroused elite fear s of black revolt and class warfare