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They conquered the Incas and the Aztecs
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In the Amricas U.S. became Independent in 1783.
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Influences Haitian Slaves
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The criolles, including Simon Bolivar, were not satisfied because they were not allowed to serve in the colonies.
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They marched to Versailles to demand rights of food and less taxes
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Affranchis demand equal rights
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rebellionn of slves in Aiti seeking freedom
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Many people were dissatified with the France which caused many alliances
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When the African slaves of Saint Domingue rebelled themselves
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He tries to restore slavery in Haiti
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Toussaint got rid of the Spanish rule in Haiti
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He ivaded Saint Domingue after several months later Toussaint agreed to stop fighting
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He establishes a new constitution
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The France expeditonary ashored at Saint Domingue and started to conquer.
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He died and the fighintg lasted
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Slaves who were released from Saint Domingue was sent to New Orleans
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Jean Jacques Dessalines became Jacques I Emperor and in the same year they got their name, Haiti.
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Simon Bolivar is inspired by the American and French revolution and returns to Venezuela
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Napoleon Bonaparte dethroned Ferdinand and replaced him with his brother.
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The resistance group gained independece in Caracas and moved furthur to the south
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Mexico revolt, lead by Miguel Hidalgo, but it was unsuccessful. Hidalgo was executed
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He returns to Venezuela and tries to wrest control of Venezuela from Spain. To start this, he and his followers invaded Venezuela.
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nstead of Hidalgo, a new leader called Jose Maria Morelos lead the people, but he died
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Jose de San Martin defeated the Spanish in Chile
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after the civil war that erupted in Venezuela, he was named as El libertador
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After seizing control of Lima he was appointed Protector of Peru
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by the leadership of Bolivar, Gran Colombia is created, a federation which included much of what is now Venezuela, Colombia, Panama and Ecuador
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France recognizes haiti as an independent country
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He died after a battle
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United States recognizes Haiti as an independent country