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    Nationalist revolutions swept across Latin America in the early 19th century as the people grew tired of European colonial rule. Inspired by the French Revolution and enlightenment ideas of liberty, equality, and nationalism, the populace in Latin America resisted colonial control and sought to establish independent nation-states led by their own people rather than European colonial powers. As a result of growing discontent with colonial dominance and the development of nationalist sentiments, the people of Latin America began revolting and overthrowing the old European colonial regimes to reclaim sovereignty over the continent.

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    Nationalist revolutions swept across Latin America in the early 19th century as the people grew tired of European colonial rule. Inspired by the French Revolution and enlightenment ideas of liberty, equality, and nationalism, the populace in Latin America resisted colonial control and sought to establish independent nation-states led by their own people rather than European colonial powers. As a result of growing discontent with colonial dominance and the development of nationalist sentiments, the people of Latin America began revolting and overthrowing the old European colonial regimes to reclaim sovereignty over the continent.

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    Nationalist revolutions swept across Latin America in the early 19th century as the people grew tired of European colonial rule. Inspired by the French Revolution and enlightenment ideas of liberty, equality, and nationalism, the populace in Latin America resisted colonial control and sought to establish independent nation-states led by their own people rather than European colonial powers. As a result of growing discontent with colonial dominance and the development of nationalist sentiments, the people of Latin America began revolting and overthrowing the old European colonial regimes to reclaim sovereignty over the continent.

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    TAGOLOAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

    Baluarte, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental 


    Tel No. (08822) -740-835 (088)5671-215

    CollegeofEducation
    SSE7WorldHistoryandCivilization2
    1stSemesterofA.Y.2021-2022

    Name:Obsioma,Xyza Blene R.
    BSED-AP3A

    TOPIC7: NATIONALIST REVOLUTION SWEEP THE WEST

    The majority of the populace in Latin America despised the dominance of


    European colonial powers. The time had come for the people to oust the old colonial overlords
    and reclaim sovereignty of the continent. The French Revolution has influenced people all
    around Europe. People were instilled with the ideas of liberty, equality, and fraternity, as well
    as a sense of patriotism, as a result of it, people in Latin America, motivated by discontent and
    Enlightenment ideas, resisted colonial control and shifted perceptions about who should lead
    the nation. Among Europe's culturally diverse peoples, the concept of nationalism arose. As a
    result of the development of the concepts of liberty, equality, and fraternity, nationalism arose.

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