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The Start of The Haitian Revolution
The leaders of the Haitian revolution were Toussaint Louverture and Jean-Jaque Dessalines. Many slaves led the revolution, since the slaves outnumbered the French. The success of the American Revolution inspired the slaves to revolt! That wasn't the only reason.... The French oppressed the Haitians. What goes around comes back around in due time. -
The End of The Haitian Revolution
In the span of 13 years, the Haitian revolution came to an end. The revolution was a success! Jean-Jaque Dessaline had declared Haiti independent. Haiti was the first colony to free itself from European control. -
The Start of The Mexican Revolution
Miguel Hidalgo and Jose Maria Morelos led the revolution in Mexico. The revolt against the Spanish was led by Mestizos and Creoles; it had begun when Hidalgo feared for the loss of his country's lives, property, and control of their land. he has quickly realized there were enough Indians and Mestizos to overrule the Spanish, so he figured,'Why not?' -
The Start of The South American Revolution
The leaders of the South American revolution were Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin. Venezuelans wanted freedom from the French. No one really wanted to begin a war, but Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin stood up and fought for their country. -
The End of The Mexican Revolution
The fateful day of September 28th had had emerged in 1821; Mexico gained their independence. Only because Mexico's creoles feared for their lives and privileges under Spanish control, so they united together. It was a success, seeing as most of the population worked together to fight for their privileges. -
The Start of The Brazilian Revolution
There were no true guardians of Brazil, and quite frankly- there was no need for such guardians. The revolution was not gruesome at all. The Portuguese prince/king, King John, had escaped from Portugal and came to the colony now known as 'Brazil'. He simply wanted to make Brazil an independent colony, that did work, but he did not rule over Brazil. -
The End of The Brazilian Revolution
To some surprise, the revolution happened only in a single day. Very successful. 1.) No blood or death or anything of the sorts and 2.) Brazil is now the colony we love and know today! Who could have imagined? -
The End of The South American Revolution
On December 9th, Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin declared independence for their country. In some ways, they were successful. Bolivar took the Spanish army by surprise and became victorious in Bogota. San Martin had declared independence for Argentina.
