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The Start of the Haitian Revolution
The Haitian Revolution began when the Indians got tired of being treated wrong and being overworked. The workers outnumbered their masters and the masters would beat them to keep them powerless so they started the revolution to stop the beating and be treated like people. The leader for the Indians revolution was Toussaint L'Ouverture. -
The End of the Haitian Revolution
Haiti got there freedom and their independence. But their leader ended up being killed because the French troopers thought he would start another revolution. -
The Start of the Brazilian Revolution
The revolution began when Napoleon’s armies invaded Spain and Portugal. The reason he invaded them was because he wanted Brazil's independence. He wanted to close the ports of those countries to British shipping. But the creoles just wanted their independence from these two countries. The two leaders was Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin and they helped the Creoles get their independence. -
The Start of the South American Revolution
The revolution began when the creoles learned about revolutions because if the good education they got. They noticed how bad the Spanish treated them and that they were second class so they wanted to change that and be treated with equality. They also wanted independence and freedom. -
The Start of the Mexican Revolution
The first two leaders wanted freedom. Then Agustin who killed Jose also wanted freedom for Mexico and his independence. They lead the slaves to freedom and independence. -
The End of the Mexican Revolution
It ended up being successful because they got their freedom and the won their independence from Spain. And it only took them 11 years to win. -
The End of the Brazilian Revolution
The revolution was very successful. Brazil ended up getting their independence without anyone getting hurt. In the writer's words “in a bloodless revolution”. The people who wanted independence was the Creoles and Pedro was their leader after Napoleon died. -
The end of the South American Revolution
The revolution began when the creoles learned about revolutions because if the good education they got. They noticed how bad the Spanish treated them and that they were second class so they wanted to change that and be treated with equality. They also wanted independence and freedom.
