Independencia de la américa española

Latín American Independence process TimeLine

  • INDEPENDENCE OF UNITED STATES

    INDEPENDENCE OF UNITED STATES
    The War of Independence of the United States was a warlike conflict that pitted the original Thirteen British Colonies in North America against the Kingdom of Great Britain. It occurred between 1775 and 1783, ending with the British defeat at the Battle of Yorktown and the signing of the Treaty of Paris.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF HAITI

    INDEPENDENCE OF HAITI
    Jean Jacques Dessalines definitely defeated the French troops, Haiti submits the eastern part Dominican Republic.
    White men were sentenced to death
  • INDEPENDENCE OF ECUADOR

    INDEPENDENCE OF ECUADOR
    The War of Independence of Ecuador is an independence process with the objective of breaking the colonial ties between the Royal Court of Quito and the Spanish Empire in the context of the Spanish American Wars of Independence.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF MEXICO

    INDEPENDENCE OF MEXICO
    The Independence of Mexico was the consequence of a political and social process resolved with arms, which put an end to Spanish rule in most of the territories of New Spain.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF PARAGUAY

    INDEPENDENCE OF PARAGUAY
    It was the historical process by which the current Republic of Paraguay became independent from Spain, its colonial metropolis, while also refusing to join the state called United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, which sought to exercise sovereignty over all the domains of the extinct viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata, including the administration of Paraguay.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF ARGENTINA

    INDEPENDENCE OF ARGENTINA
    The Declaration of Independence of Argentina was a decision taken on Tuesday, July 9, 1816 by the Congress of Tucumán, by which it declared the formal rupture of the ties of political dependence of the United Provinces of Río de la Plata with the Spanish monarchy.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF CHILE

    INDEPENDENCE OF CHILE
    The independence of Chile corresponds to the historical process that allowed the emancipation of Chile from the Spanish Empire, which ended the colonial period and began the formation of an independent republic.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF NEW GRANADA

    INDEPENDENCE OF NEW GRANADA
    Morillo soon resumed control of Venezuela and New Granada. But, in 1817, Bolívar, Piar, Páez, and other Venezuelan leaders reactivated the war. Bolivar faced and defeated Morillo in Calabozo, in 1818. However, later, Morillo counterattacked and defeated Bolivar in the valley of Aragua. Then Bolívar crossed the Andes and defeated the royalists in the battle of Pantano de Vargas. which sealed the independence of New Granada.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF VENEZUELA

    INDEPENDENCE OF VENEZUELA
    The independence of Venezuela was the legal-political process developed between 1810 and 1830 in order to break the ties that existed between the Captaincy General of Venezuela and the Spanish Empire. It also implied the replacement of the absolute monarchy by the republic as a form of government in Venezuela.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF THE SALVADOR

    INDEPENDENCE OF THE SALVADOR
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    On the eve of commemorating the 199th anniversary of the signing of the Act of Independence by which El Salvador was decreed as a free and sovereign homeland -on September 15, 1821-, the president of the Legislative Assembly, deputy Mario Ponce and legislators from different parliamentary groups.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF NICARAGUA

    INDEPENDENCE OF NICARAGUA
    The date indicated in the Nicaraguan holiday calendar is September 15, the peak day of the 'Patrio Month' celebrations throughout the region. On that day of the year 1821, the five provinces of the Captaincy of Guatemala won their independence from Spain.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF COSTA RICA

    INDEPENDENCE OF COSTA RICA
    After the Mexican War of Independence, Costa Rica as well as the rest of Central America was granted their independence from Spain on September 15, 1821.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF PERU

    INDEPENDENCE OF PERU
    With the withdrawal of the royalists from Lima, General San Martin proclaimed the independence of the Peruvian State on July 28, 1821, and under his Protectorate the first Constituent Congress of the country was formed. With the Maynas War, the Peruvian east was pacified in 1822.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF BRAZIL

    INDEPENDENCE OF BRAZIL
    The Independence of Brazil comprises a series of political events that occurred between 1821 and 1824, most of which included conflicts between Brazil and Portugal. Thus giving way to the proclamation of independence presented by the Empire of Brazil.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF BOLIVIA

    INDEPENDENCE OF BOLIVIA
    The president of the Assembly, José Mariano Serrano, wrote the Act of Independence that has the date of August 6, 1825 engraved in honor of the Battle of Junín, one of the last confrontations that the royalist and independence armies sustained in the process of Peru's independence
  • INDEPENDENCE OF URUGUAY

    INDEPENDENCE OF URUGUAY
    In Uruguay, the expression Declaration of Independence refers to the act carried out on August 25, 1825 by the Florida Congress, made up of representatives of the town councils of the Eastern Province.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF HONDURAS

    INDEPENDENCE OF HONDURAS
    In January 1839, the country's first constitution was formally adopted. General Francisco Ferrera became the first president of the country after he ran as the only candidate.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

    INDEPENDENCE OF DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
    The Dominican War of Independence was the historical process that began with the proclamation of the Dominican Republic and its separation from Haiti.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF PUERTO RICO

    INDEPENDENCE OF PUERTO RICO
    The Treaty of Paris, by which Spain was obliged to cede Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Philippines, and Guam to the United States, on April 11,1899. In 1900, the Foraker Act created a civil government that replaced the occupying military government.
  • INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA

    INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA
    Cuba celebrated its independence by recognizing Tomás Estrada Palma as its president. In addition, for the first time on the island, the flaming Cuban flag waved.