Simon Bolivar and Latin American Independence Movements

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Simon Bolivar and Latin American Independence Movements

The Colonial System Cities are outposts of control for Europe Catholicism is the major religion Colonies mirror their mother countries Wealth gained through Mining precious metals Viceroys – royal officials who rule

Haiti Slave rebellion led by Toussaint L’ouverture Defeats France & Napoleon’s armies Abolishes slavery in Haiti (1st nation to do so)

Mexico Independence movement led by Father Miguel Hidalgo

Simon Bolivar Inspired by the Enlightenment Liberated northern Latin America from Spanish rule Native born Creole from Venezuela Overturns rigid class system (Peninsulars, Creoles, Mestizos)

The Monroe Doctrine Issued in 1823 by President Monroe Says Latin America must remain independent Europeans interfering in Latin America is a threat to America’s peace & safety

Lima ✪ ✪ Sao Paulo Buenos Aires ✪ Miguel Hidalgo 1810-1821 Enlightenment liberated northern Creole from Venezuela Class system (Creoles, Mestizos, Natives) ✪ Sao Paulo Buenos Aires ✪

Havana ✪ Mexico City ✪ 1823 President Monroe outposts of control for Europe Catholicism mother countries Mining precious metals Viceroys 1823 President Monroe Latin America is independent Threat to America’s peace & safety Toussaint L’Ouvture France, Spain, & England slavery in Haiti (1st one) Havana ✪ Mexico City ✪