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Example Question #16 : War And Civil Conflict 1750 To 1900
What Revolutionary leader led Uruguay to independence?
José Gervasio Artigas
José de San Martín
Simón Bolívar
José María Morelos
José Gervasio Artigas
Artigas was a Uruguayan revolutionary who helped launch the Uruguayan Revolution in 1810. The war against Spain would last for years and end in 1818 with Uruguayan independence. in the wake of the war Artigas would help found the Free State of Uruguay.
Example Question #136 : War And Civil Conflict
What Revolutionary leader led Paraguay to independence?
José María Morelos
José de San Martín
Simón Bolívar
José Gervasio Artigas
José Gervasio Artigas
As part of his successful campaign to gain independence for Uruguay, Artigas would fight to gain independence for Paraguay. Paraguay declared independence at the same time as Uruguay and due to its remote inland position, it faced much less in the way of Spanish attacks. However, it needed to ally itself with Uruguay and Artigas due to the access the Spanish could have to the nation via the Rio Uruguay.
Example Question #11 : War And Civil Conflict 1750 To 1900
In an attempt to placate Napoleon, what title and position did the Sixth Coalition give him during his exile to Elba?
Governor of Elba
Emperor and Sovereign of the Island
King of Elba
Sovereign
Emperor and Sovereign of the Island
In accordance with the treaty that ended the War of the Sixth Coalition, Napoleon was sent to the small island of Elba. In hopes of keeping him occupied on the island, Napoleon was allowed to keep the title of Emperor despite his abdication from the throne of France, and he was installed as the sovereign of the island. While there he ruled over the island, creating a small army and navy, updated farms, and started iron mines.
Example Question #12 : War And Civil Conflict 1750 To 1900
When did the nations of Latin America gain independence from Spain and Portugal?
Late 1800's
Late 1700's
Mid 1800's
Early 1800's
Early 1800's
The Latin American Wars of Independence took place from 1809-1825. Within those short 16 years Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia, and Mexico would all gain their independence. Many of these nations would fight together against the colonial powers to gain their independence only to split apart later.
Example Question #20 : War And Civil Conflict 1750 To 1900
What Revolutionary leader led Argentina to independence?
José de San Martín
José María Morelos
José Gervasio Artigas
Simón Bolívar
José de San Martín
San Martin was an Argentinean revolutionary. He started the Argentine Revolution in 1810. The war would not end until 1818 with the surrender of the Spanish forces. However, Argentina had created a national constitution and had begun governing in 1816.
Example Question #21 : War And Civil Conflict 1750 To 1900
What conflict severely depleted the reserves of the British Empire, requiring them to raise taxes?
Black Hawk War
Second Pennamite War
Northwest Indian War
Seven Years War
Seven Years War
The Seven Years War, sometimes known as the French and Indian War, was a massive conflict between nearly all the major powers in Europe for supremacy. In North America, however, the conflict pitted the British and their colonists against the French and their colonists over the St. Lawrence and Ohio River Valleys. The scale of this conflict as well as the length of time it went on for severely depleted the British reserves causing them to raise taxes.
Example Question #22 : War And Civil Conflict 1750 To 1900
Why did the Seven Years War cause discourse between British colonies and the British Empire after the conflict ended?
The British gained little from the campaign defending the colonies
The colonists did little to help the British win
The large expense caused Britain to raise taxes on the colonists
The death toll of British soldiers was very high
The large expense caused Britain to raise taxes on the colonists
The long and costly war meant the British treasury was severely depleted by wars end. This meant that the British needed to raise taxes, and, since most of the expense of the war was spent sending troops and supplies to defend their various colonies, the British felt that the colonies should bear the brunt of the taxes. The colonists disagreed and felt that the taxes should be shared by all British citizens.
Example Question #23 : War And Civil Conflict 1750 To 1900
What (if any) did the British and colonists gain from the Seven Years War?
The St. Lawrence River valley
The land between the Mississippi River and Appalachian Mountains
The St. Lawrence River valley and the land between the Mississippi River and Appalachian Mountains
Nothing
The St. Lawrence River valley and the land between the Mississippi River and Appalachian Mountains
The British made quite a large gain in terms of territory in the wake of the Seven Years War. They gained all of New France, which was the entirety of the St. Lawrence River Valley, as well as all the land east of the Mississippi and north of Florida that they did not already possess.
Example Question #24 : War And Civil Conflict 1750 To 1900
What Revolutionary leader led Chile to independence?
José Gervasio Artigas
Simón Bolívar
José de San Martín
José María Morelos
José de San Martín
San Martin was an Argentine Revolutionary. After he successfully led Argentina to independence in 1818 he went across the Andes to help push the Chilean independence movement along. The Chilean movement had stalled after the declaration of independence in 1810 and had turned into a bloody sectarian conflict. The Chilean independence movement would finally succeed in 1826 when the last of the royalist strongholds fell.
Example Question #25 : War And Civil Conflict 1750 To 1900
What Revolutionary leader led Ecuador to independence?
José María Morelos
José Gervasio Artigas
José de San Martín
Simón Bolívar
Simón Bolívar
Bolivar was the influential leader who served as symbol of resistance to the Spanish throughout the Northern half of South America. His conquests of Venezuela and Colombia inspired the efforts of military leaders throughout Ecuador. He also lent a helping hand to the revolutionaries in the nation as they struggled for independence.