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    This document discusses the independence of Argentina from Spain through 3 main topics: 1. Initial colonization of Argentina by Spain in the 16th century and the beginning of independence movements in the early 19th century. 2. The formal declaration of independence from Spain on July 9, 1816 by the Congress of Tucumán. 3. The causes and consequences of independence, including the Napoleonic invasion of Spain and economic improvement for Buenos Aires after independence.

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    This document discusses the independence of Argentina from Spain through 3 main topics: 1. Initial colonization of Argentina by Spain in the 16th century and the beginning of independence movements in the early 19th century. 2. The formal declaration of independence from Spain on July 9, 1816 by the Congress of Tucumán. 3. The causes and consequences of independence, including the Napoleonic invasion of Spain and economic improvement for Buenos Aires after independence.

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    Bimester 3# LET’S TALK 13/01/23

    ABOUT
    Independence of
    Argentina
    By: Luis Humberto, Sadi Cedillo and
    Dario Hernandez
    Main Topics
    INITIAL COLONIZATION
    INDEPENDENCE
    CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES
    DEVELOPMENT
    STAGES OF THE INDEPENDENCE 3#
    MAIN LEADERS
    BIBLIOGRAPHY
    Initial Colonization
    The Spanish conquest
    and colonization of
    the territory of
    Argentina took place
    from the 16th century
    until 1810. The
    American children of
    the Spanish
    conquerors began the
    arduous path of
    independence, giving
    rise to a new nation:
    Argentina.
    The Declaration of
    Independence of Argentina
    was a decision taken on
    Independence
    Tuesday, July 9, 1816 by the
    Congress of Tucumán, by
    which it declared the formal
    rupture of the ties of
    political dependence of the
    United Provinces of the Río
    de la Plata with the Spanish
    monarchy. . The statement
    was made at the Casa de
    Tucumán, located in the city
    of San Miguel de Tucumán,
    where the assembly was in
    session.

    Causes and Consequences


    The great external cause par
    excellence that explains why
    independence is clear: the
    Napoleonic invasion of the
    Iberian Peninsula.
    After de facto Independence from Spain in
    1810 the economy of Buenos Aires enjoyed a
    dramatic improvement in its terms of trade,
    in the order of .
    Development
    DEVELOPMENT
    With the establishment of the
    United Provinces of the Río de la
    Plata in 1816, Argentina achieved
    its independence from Spain, but
    its boundaries were not set until
    the early 20th century. In 1943 the
    government was overthrown by the
    military; Col. Juan Perón took
    control in 1946. He in turn was
    overthrown in 1955.
    Stages of the independence

    1806 1813 1822


    February 3: José de San Martín
    August 20: The first British defeats a royalist raid from The United States
    invasion of the Río de la Plata is Montevideo during the Battle of San recognizes the
    defeated by an army led by
    Santiago de Liniers. In the
    Lorenzo
    Joseph Bonaparte flees from Spain
    independence of
    absence of the viceroy Rafael de
    Sobremonte, Liniers is and Ferdinand VII recovers the
    the former Spanish
    appointed captain general. Spanish crown colonies


    MainOFLeaders
    THE Ildefonso Ramos Mexía
    Cornelio Saavedra INDEPENDENVE (1769–1854)
    (1759–1829)

    Domingo Matheu Vicente López y Planes


    (1765–1831) (1785–1856)

    Manuel de Sarratea
    (1774–1849) Juan Lavalle
    (1797–1841)
    Juan Martín de Pueyrredón
    (1776–1850)

    Juan Manuel de Rosas


    Nicolás Rodríguez Peña
    (1775–1853) (1793–1877)

    Juan Larrea
    (1782–1847) Justo José de Urquiza
    (1801–1870)
    Gervasio Antonio de Posadas
    (1757–1833)

    Santiago Derqu
    Bibliographies

    Argentine War of Independence
    Sitio web·2023·Wikipedia contributors
    Timeline of the Argentine War of Independence
    Sitio web·2022·Wikipedia contributors
    Argentina Celebrates 200 Years of Independence
    Sitio webPetruzzello

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    your
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