Venezuela Revolution Ms. George

Revolution A sudden, often violent, changing of government, rulers, and often social, cultural, economic, and religious systems in a country. Sheldon, Garrett Ward. "revolution." Encyclopedia of Political Thought. New York: Facts On File, Inc., Modern World History Online. Facts On File, Inc. ItemID=WE53&iPin=polthot00365&SingleRecord=True (accessed May 29, 2013

Colony Venezuela’s Status as a Colony -- Mother Country --

Leaders of the Revolution Bolívar, Simón ( ) A leader of the South American independence movements. Bolívar used NAPOLEON BONAPARTE's invasion of Spain (1808) to demand independence for Venezuela, which was proclaimed by a congress in 1811 "Bolivar, Simon ( )." The New Penguin Dictionary of Modern History History Study Center. Web. 29 May Place on the SOCIAL HIERARCHY HELD_____________________

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Details of the Revolution Major Battles Supporters or Opponents

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