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How was Latin America nationalism in the early 1800s?
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I cannot find the answer anywhere not even in my textbook.
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Candylover:
You keep posting questions which appear to be based upon false assumptions.
Unlike in France, there was no single 'Latin American revolution'. Latin America (at the start of the relevant period) was ruled by colonial powers, primarily Spain and Portugal. Within the Portuguese territory growing nationalism led to the Independence War (1822-3) which resulted in the creation of modern-day Brazil.
http://en.wikipedia.o...#The_Empire_of_Brazil
That was totally separate to the struggle for independence within the Spanish territories, which was largely led by Simon Bolivar:
http://en.wikipedia.o...m%C3%B3n_Bol%C3%ADvar
But Spain controlled a vast area, with different cultures and indigenous languages. That resulted in nationalism within each region, rather than a fight for a single independent state. So, eventually, former countries were reinstated and new ones created, but through separate revolutions:
http://www.pinkmonkey...s/chap16/w1616901.asp
http://en.wikipedia.o..._wars_of_independence
Chris
You keep posting questions which appear to be based upon false assumptions.
Unlike in France, there was no single 'Latin American revolution'. Latin America (at the start of the relevant period) was ruled by colonial powers, primarily Spain and Portugal. Within the Portuguese territory growing nationalism led to the Independence War (1822-3) which resulted in the creation of modern-day Brazil.
http://en.wikipedia.o...#The_Empire_of_Brazil
That was totally separate to the struggle for independence within the Spanish territories, which was largely led by Simon Bolivar:
http://en.wikipedia.o...m%C3%B3n_Bol%C3%ADvar
But Spain controlled a vast area, with different cultures and indigenous languages. That resulted in nationalism within each region, rather than a fight for a single independent state. So, eventually, former countries were reinstated and new ones created, but through separate revolutions:
http://www.pinkmonkey...s/chap16/w1616901.asp
http://en.wikipedia.o..._wars_of_independence
Chris
there's some outline stuff here
http://casahistoria.n...dependence_from_Spain
Broadly, they didn't worship leaders, they did follow those who seemed to be fighting for independence.
http://casahistoria.n...dependence_from_Spain
Broadly, they didn't worship leaders, they did follow those who seemed to be fighting for independence.
If you're looking for a (single) Latin American revolution, then you ARE working from a false assumption because no such revolution ever took place!
As I indicated above, there were a series of revolutions, some of which had certain links with others (e.g. through Simon Bolivar's involvement) and some of which were completely separate.
You can look through the indexes (indices?) of as many books as you like. You can Google as much as you like. But you still won't find out about a Latin American Revolution because it simply didn't exist. Similarly, 'Latin American nationalism' refers not to a single ideal but to separate nationalist movements within different emerging countries.
You need to be finding out about nationalism in each INDIVIDUAL area, such as Brazil or Mexico. That's why I've provided the links above to help you.
Chris
As I indicated above, there were a series of revolutions, some of which had certain links with others (e.g. through Simon Bolivar's involvement) and some of which were completely separate.
You can look through the indexes (indices?) of as many books as you like. You can Google as much as you like. But you still won't find out about a Latin American Revolution because it simply didn't exist. Similarly, 'Latin American nationalism' refers not to a single ideal but to separate nationalist movements within different emerging countries.
You need to be finding out about nationalism in each INDIVIDUAL area, such as Brazil or Mexico. That's why I've provided the links above to help you.
Chris
This has been posted on another site too.
http://answers.yahoo....20111226102036AAXSv5X
http://answers.yahoo....20111226102036AAXSv5X
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