Bolivia Revolution
In Venezuela, Simon Bolivar began a revolution of South America independence from Spain. His struggle would take Simon all over South America and his cause gained followers every day that passed.
In 1823, Bolivar crossed the border on December 9, 1824, the rebel forces defeated the royalist army in the Battle of Ayacucho. The remaining royalist forces were easily defeated at El Callao but there remained one more obstacle.
A man named General Olaneta had attempted to surrender Upper Peru to Brazil in the last ditch effort to maintain Spanish control in the area but to no avail. The battle was now soon over at the final battle on April 9, 1825
A constitutional congress was summoned and on August 6, 1825, Bolivar led Bolivia on the path to democracy and independence.
In 1823, Bolivar crossed the border on December 9, 1824, the rebel forces defeated the royalist army in the Battle of Ayacucho. The remaining royalist forces were easily defeated at El Callao but there remained one more obstacle.
A man named General Olaneta had attempted to surrender Upper Peru to Brazil in the last ditch effort to maintain Spanish control in the area but to no avail. The battle was now soon over at the final battle on April 9, 1825
A constitutional congress was summoned and on August 6, 1825, Bolivar led Bolivia on the path to democracy and independence.
