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Start of the Haitian Revolution
The way the revolution started was when the French colony of Haiti wants independence. The social classes that participated were enslaved Africans. The leaders of the revolution were Toussaint L'Ouverture and Jean-Jacques Dessalines lead the Haitian Revolution. -
The end of the Haitian Revolution
The enslaved Africans fought against the European country, France. The revolution ended when Dessalines declared the colony's independent, on January 1st,1804. The revolution was successful because Haitian was the first black colony to be free from Europea's control. -
Start of the Mexican Revolution
The way the revolution started was when Hidalgo had rung the bells of the village church and called for rebellion against the Spanish. The social classes that participated were the Indians and Mestizos that led the revolution. The leaders of the revolution were Miguel Hidalgo and José María Morelos. -
Start of the South American Revolution
The way the revolution started was when Simón Bolívar begun the start of the revolution. The social classes that participated were the South Americans. The leaders of the revolution were Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín. -
End of the Mexican Revolution
The Mexicans fought against the European country, Spain. The revolution ended when the Mexicans turn to a liberal group in power, in fear they believe they will lose their privilege. The revolution was successful because the Indians and the Mestizos won their independence. -
End of the South American Revolution
The South Americans fought against the European country, Spain. The revolution ended when Bolivar's army went and defeated the Spanish. The revolution was successful because the South Americans won the independence from Spain.
