Revolutions in the Americas
Across
- 2. Catholic priest and leader of Mexican independence; supported power to the natives
- 5. the parent country of Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Peru
- 8. European-born colonial leaders; highest level of the social hierarchy
- 9. the parent country of Brazil
- 11. one portion of the island of Hispaniola; broke away from Haiti to form its own independent nation
- 15. government implemented by Brazil post-Revolution; only Latin American country with this type of gov.
- 16. Enlightenment philosopher who influenced the idea of individual freedoms; like, speech, religion and press
- 17. required colonists to pay a tax on all printed materials; led to colonial boycotts
- 18. former slave and leader of Haitian independence
- 19. leader of the independence movements in Southern South America; Argentina, Chile, Peru
- 21. Enlightenment philosopher who influenced the idea of branches of government
- 23. primary good Europeans profited from in the Caribbean
- 24. declared himself Emperor of independent Mexico
- 26. the parent country of Haiti
- 27. Enlightenment philosopher who influenced the idea of social contract
- 28. American-born Europeans; second level of the social hierarchy
- 29. first leader of independent Brazil; declared independence from his own father
Down
- 1. led an army across the Andes mountains to gain independence for Chile
- 3. the parent country of Jamaica, the Bahamas and the U.S.
- 4. the refusal to buy goods
- 6. French leader who conquered Europe; created opportunity for American colonies to rebel
- 7. conflict that transferred control of Puerto Rico and Cuba from Spain to the United States
- 10. leader of Cuban independence
- 12. colonists were angry over the high tax on this popular British good which led to this protest
- 13. colonists were angry over the presence of British soldiers, so riots erupted and the British killed five colonists
- 14. Spanish colony composed of present day Columbia, Venezuela and Ecuador
- 20. mixed-race class; lowest level of the social hierarchy
- 22. second leader of Mexican independence; gained the southern portion of Mexico
- 25. leader of the independence movement sin Northern South America; Venezuela, Colombia