Latin American Revolution Puzzle
Across
- 2. A document establishing the laws and principles of a new independent nation.
- 3. A group of nations or territories ruled by a single authority, like Spain over Latin America.
- 6. A large fight between groups or countries, often during a revolution.
- 8. Territory controlled and governed by a distant nation, often the target of revolution.
- 10. Title often given to leaders who freed nations from colonial rule.
- 12. Colonial power that ruled most of Latin America before the revolutions.
- 14. Form of government established in many Latin American countries after independence.
- 15. A symbol of a country, often created or changed after a revolution.
- 16. An institution that many revolutions aimed to abolish along with colonial rule.
- 17. A ruler with total power, sometimes emerging after revolutionary movements.
- 19. Person of European descent born in the Americas; often led independence movements.
- 20. Revolutionary leader who fought for Mexican independence after Hidalgo's death.
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- 1. The act of taking control of a place or people by force, often used to describe colonization.
- 4. An armed rebellion against an established authority or government.
- 5. The ultimate goal of many Latin American revolutions in the 19th century.
- 7. An open resistance or uprising against a ruling government or authority.
- 9. Revolutionary leader who fought for Mexican independence after Hidalgo's death.
- 11. Argentine general who played a key role in liberating Chile and Peru.
- 13. "The Liberator" who helped free several South American countries from Spanish rule.
- 18. Efforts to change and improve social, political, or economic conditions.