American
French
Haitian
Mexican (1810-1821)
South American
100

Why did the colonists decide to fight the British?

Unfair taxes

100

What was the main method of execution?

Guillotine

100

What was Haiti's original name?

Saint Domingue

100

What sparked the want for independence?

Napoleon's attempted invasions of Spain

100

Besides his name, what is Simon Bolivar referred to as?

The Liberator

200

What day did the Americans win their independence?

July 4th, 1776

200

Who were the monarchs at the time?

Marie Antoinette and King Louis XVI

200
Who made up most of Saint Domingue's labor?

Slaves

200

Name one key player in the revolution.

ex. Father Miguel Hidalgo, Jose Maria Morelos, Augustin de Iturbide

200

Who fought for Argentina and Chile's independence?

Jose de San Martin

300

What caused the British to tax the colonists?

The French and Indian/7 Years War

300

What was the first major act of violence in the revolution?

The Storming of the Bastille

300

What mistake did the French make?

Saying that ALL men were free in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizens, since this would include men on Saint Domingue

300

What began the revolution?

Father Miguel Hidalgo ringing a bell to call for the creoles to take power from the peninsulares.

300

Why was John VI important to Brazil's status?

He improved it's global trade, improved it's status, and made Rio de Janeiro the capital of the entire Portuguese empire.

400

What was the original governing document created in the U.S.?

The Articles of Confederation

400

Which two foreign powers attempted to intervene?

Austria and Prussia

400

Who took over after L'Overture's death?

Jean-Jacques Dessalines

400

Why didn't Iturbide want to lead the Spanish army?

Spain was experiencing a civil war and he didn't want to lose his power.

400

What modern-day countries made up Gran Columbia?

Venezuela, Columbia, Panama, and Ecuador

500

Who did the French and American's force to surrender?

General Cornwallis

500
What was the Tennis Court Oath?

An oath made by the Third Estate to write a constitution for France, made on June 20th, 1789

500

What happened after they agreed to the armistice?

France broke it, imprisoning Toussaint L'Overture in France, where he eventually died.

500

What were the 3 parts of Iturbide's proposal?

1) Mexico would remain a monarchy

2) Creoles and peninsulares would be equal

3) They would follow the Roman Catholic Church

500

What did Simon Bolivar want to call his united country?

The Federation of the Andes