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Agustin de Iturbide

Creole Army officer: appointed army to Hunt Guerrero and his rebel force, Negotiation and agree to declare independence, come up with plan of Iguala: declares himself King when they can't get one, overthrown and executed

Antonio de Ulloa

Led Scientific expeditions to Peru


What kind of plants and animals are there that are valuable, prove earth curvature


asiento

Part of the Treaty of Metheun


sell African slaves to colonies


Brits get to sell in Carribean (pry into Spanish market)


Gibraltar

Battle of Ayacucho

General Antonio Sucre


Helps liberate Peru: Culminating event for Peruvian Independence.


Keep moving to Characas>Casa de la libertad: Sign declaration of Independence


Casa de la Libertad


Change name of city to Sucre

Battle of Chacabuco

February 1818; Chile defeats royalists

Battle of Huaqui

Upper Peru vs. Argentina; porteno forces routed by Peruvians


Argentina driven out of Peru


Lima defending Peru


Don't want to join independence movement, relied on Spain still, loyalties still to crown

Battle of Monte de las Cruces

Hidalgos troops (80,000) meet Spanish troops (2-4,000) outside of Mexico City: Defeats royalists; Bloody but pathway into city opens up. Never go in

Bernardino Rivadavia

First President over Argentine liberals


Push for Independence

Beranardo O'Higgins

Viceroy of Peru becomes figure of moderate independence, 1814 royalists had upper hand (because Creoles are alienated)


Helps San Martin set up plan in Chile and moves northward for support and conquering.

Charles III

Comes to throne in 1763 after 7 years war (best of the Bourbon Rulers)


Phase 2 of Bourbon Reforms (most intense)


Wants to get even with Brits; leaves Italy to rule Spain, brings Italian advisors: wants to make it more profitable


Liberalizes commercial trade, no more fleet system; sends Jose de Galvez to Mexico


Flees from Madrid because of revolt

Charles IV

King of Spain during Napoleon's rule


Doesn't do much (hunting and play with clocks) as King but has Godoy as chief minister who runs his country for him.

Company of Para and Grao Maranhao

Jesuits controlled commerce and Indians; blamed them for resistance to Treaty of Limits; Favor national merchants against foreigners created Junta do Comercio Promote import Substitution in Brazil.

Continental System

Berlin Decree: Issued by Napoleon in 1806


No one trades with G.B.


Portugal in Agreement with G.B. already, decides to go against French

Cortes

Constituent Cortes: invites colonial reperesentatives to meet in Church and write up a constitution


Super liberal: free trade, social equality, etc.


While King is out and held prisoner in France

Dom Joao VI

rules Brazil on behalf of his mother, married ugly woman, didn't like each other, set up Commercial Treaty in 1810: abolish slave trade, created first bank, naval academy, college of medicine, royal library, botanical gardens, coffee, oriented tea, iron industry, textiles, raised Brazil to legal equality to Portugal, Goes back to Portugal and leaves his son Jose I there to rule

Dom Jose I

Emperor of Portugal

Dom Pedro I

Father gives him Brazil to reign as regent, has advisor to help him navigate power in Brazil, resists revolts for a while with helps of Portugal troops,


"Fico!" I stay, I remain, for the good of this country I stay; No decree from Portugal has any effect until his approval; Grito de Ipiranga: The hour has come, Independence or death!


Crowned as emperor of Brazil

Exquelemin

Dutch Captured by Pirates becomes a pirate

Ferdinand VII

Son of Charles IV, jealous of Godoy


Worst King of Spain


Wants crown, Dad gives it to him, he gives it back when threatened by Napoleon


1804 Ferdinand comes back to Spain and he has become totalitarian


Conspires to overthrow Father>Ferdinand arrested>Riot breaks out to free Ferdinand and kill Godoy

Francisco de Miranda

Leader in Caracas (trade center); already attempted to separate in 1750; fights for French; gets thrown in Prison by French realizes should free own country first, appeals to British; gets army and ships, lands in Venezuela and no one joins. FAIL.

Grito de Dolores

Moves Mexican Independence


Hidalgo goes to church (in Dolores) and preaches Independence: Rally to this call: Political Independence; Make Hidalgo the leader; forms a mob, armed with anything, march to Guanajuato granary.

Inconfidencia Mineira

French Revolution: object: Secure Brazilian Independence and create a republic.


Rebellion: Anti-colonial, nationalist; Led by Jose da Silva Xavier (Tiradentes)


"Liberty Though Late"


Forgive minging debts, establish university, no printing press (prevent problems)


FAILS: Royal governor finds out and arrests them

Intendent System

Under Bourbon Reforms (Galvez)


Intendant sent out to Replace corregidores, not paid position (less corruption)


Combine provinces (creating megapower) to be controlled together


Subdelegates: Assistants to Intendants: collect Indian tribute: 4% of collections


Give crown better control over colonies

Jamaica Letter

Bolivar retreats to Jamaica, writes Political Philosophy


Republican Government: Centralized, executive needs to be elected bu serve for life, He needs to be Powerful


All in Bolivia>Constitution and implements these Ideas


Concerned for Checks and balances

Jesuit Reduction in Paraguay

Kicking out the Jesuits, send them to Italy

Jorge Juan

Writes Noticias Secretas ith Ulloa


The corruption and abuse in Americas

Jose Antonio de Areche

Sent during Atahualpa's rebellion as a visitador general


Tries to clamp down on corruption in 1770s


arrogant, intolerant to opposition


in conflict with Viceroy: Power Trip vs. Guioror (v.r.)


Battle Reforms: Spaniards are divided: Power vacuum>> Rebel Break Out

Jose Antonio Paez

Leader of llaneros;


Llaners: problems for Revolution: They don't wantt o be ruled by Caraas, they prefer to submit to Royalists as Long as they oppose revolution, Bolivar can't achieve it, He finally persuades Paez to join the Revoution

Jose de Abascal

VR of Peru: ineffective


use Peru military to fend off Argentines to assure Spanish rule over Peru

Jose de Galvez

Sent by Charles II to Mexico as the head of the visita general; 1765-1771


Galvez = secretary of the indies and President of the Council of the Indies (oversees Intendant system--oversees laws in Mexico) Determined to carry out reforms: Discriminates against creoles


Because of Revolts Charles III kicks him out or position (gets blamed for Rebellion in Andes)

Jose de San Martin

Given army to take to Upper Peru but goes to Chile instead; Moves from Bolivia to Chile


Declared Peruvian Independence in 1821; abolished Indian Tribute, Indians no longer "Indios">> Now "Peruvians">>Support for Independence,

Jose de Sucre

Corregidor who assumed the Kuraka power from Tomas Catari


Used public lands to grow things for personal gains; Catari hates this


Sucre goes to Caracas and appeals to Audiencia (pays off judges to get out of order to stop)


VR in BA gives the lands back to the Kuraka

Jose Fernando Abascal

Ably defended by Viceroy in Peru

Jose Gervasio Artigas

Uruguay Resistance/Independence leader


Montevideo conquered under his leadership, doesn't want to be ruled by anyone else (Argentina and Brazil) They're stuck between both of them

Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon

Student of HIdalgo not charismatic but caused trouble, later captured

Jose Miguel Carrera

Leader in Chile; Junta created and Spanish officials expelled. Social Radical; begins alientating people (the creoles)


turns against the Independence later and fights against O'Higgins

Joseph Bonaparte

Napoleon's brother that takes the crown of Spain and rules in stead of Charles and Ferdinand


Resurrects Bull fighting in Madrid


Maintains crown by having Napoleon's Armies defending the city


"Pepe Botelles"

Juan Jose Castelli

Argentine Leader for Upper Peru invasion, They need security; Leads in Battle of Huaqui; Argentina driven out o Peru

Juan Santos Atahualpa

Legitimize himself to be related to Atahualpa (the chief)


Leads rebellion into Amazon Basin Until Death


Spanish Fighting, Lima ignites with Rebellion; Spain wanting more control: Higher Taxes more tribute from Creoles, Sends Areche to try to control the rebellion.

Manuel de Godoy

Unpopular, except by King Charles and Queen


named Chief minister: running government, enters into negotiation with Napoleon: gives permission to march across Spain to attack Portugal; Napoleon agrees to give South third of Portugal


King names him "Prince of the Peace">People either think this is sacriligeous or name prince and he's trying to replace his own son.

Mariano Moreno

Child of Enlightenment: wants Independence of Argentina; Cabildo Abierto: Liberals fill building (leaving no room for traditionalists), create junta>Independence from here out, No one else wants to join in>>Problems for security

Marquis of Pombal

1st minister of Dom Jose I


Authoritarian, strenghthen Portugues Monarchy, modernize Portugal, Undermines treaty of Metheun; Policies: modernize by economic nationalism: create powerful national commercial Bourgeoisie (incrs. Manufacturing)


Collect Royal 5th: less smuggling = goal


Liberate indians: Be freed from missions>Conflict with church

Miguel Hidalgo

Priest in Dolores, raises mob, Conspirator, has to start revolt early because VR sends troops to quiet down revolt so next day goes to church and rallies the troops (Grito de Dolores)


Go to Guanajuato, attack the granary, frees slaves to gain support and form giant army


move towards Mexico City and beat troops, never enter city; (Cruces)


later is caught and executed, Head in cage

Minas Gerais

Revolted in 1789


Precursor to Independence of Brazil

Navios de Registro

Commercial Reforms under French rule


1720 BA allowed trade directly (Navios de Registro) to French during war


1739: end of fleet system: British fleets occupy ports, others can't get in

Noticias secretas

Secret Report: All corruption, abuse, repartos, made recommendations for crown to do to people in Americas


During Scientific Expeditions by Ulloa and Jorge Juan

Philip V

V: grandson of Louis XIV of France


Bourbon Dynasty


King Louis made it possible for him to be King


Fought in war of Spanish succession

Plan of Iguala

By Iturbide and Guerrero


1. Constitutional Monarchy


2. Roman Catholicism Protected


3. Peninsulars and Creoles Socially and Politically Equal (nothing below them changes)

Proclamation of Comercio Libre

Free trade with in empire-all Spanish ports (Except Mexico) trade with colonies (1778)


Mexico added 10 years later because it's so valuable to spain

Santiago liniers

French: Drives British out of BA and become hero, British want BA attack it, Spain can't do anything--Argentines drive British out.


French overthrew Spain so they get rid of all the French--execute Liniers


Led royalist forces, captured and shot

Simon Bolivar, early life

LIeutenant: battalion of White Volunteers at age 15, son of wealthy Creole family, orphaned, raised by uncle, tutor in tune with enlightenment, Bolivar doesn't like studying, to finish education goes to Europe and meets Napoleon, finds woman in Madrid, tours Europe, comes back to marry her, brings her back to Venezuela and she dies of yellow fever>Devotes rest of his life to liberate Venezuela from Spain

Simon Bolivar, Revolution

Persuades Paez to join Revolution, He doesn't want a monarchy--Idealist: Republican Government, wants to free slaves, determined ot get everyone in on it, Fights in Guayaquil

Sub-Delegate

As Intendents come in to replace the corregidores, the sub-delegates are placed under the Intendents to help enforce the Reforms (corregidores under Sub-Delegates)

three Guarantees

Plan of Iguala


1. Constitutional Monarchy


2. Roman Catholicism is Protected


3. Peninsulars and Creoles Are to be Socially and Politically Equal


Tiradentes

Leader in Inconfidence Mineira in 1789


Independence in Brazil


Cut into 4 pieces

Tomas Catari

Legitimate Kuraka: trying to defend rights of the Mita workers in Potosi from Chayantg


Need food to live there, but corregidor (Sucre) is taking all the food. Complains to Characas and then to BA to talk to the Viceroy. Viceroy takes his side and gets Sucre to stop


Gets all the land back and his power as Kuraka

Treaty of Madrid

aka Treaty of Limits


Transfers 7 Jesuit Missions of Spain to control of Brazil and Spain gets Sacramento


1750: Readjusted boundaries in Brazil: Jesuits don't want to give up their missions. Spain got Colonia de Sacramento


Charles decides to get rid of all the Jesuits (ships them off the Italy)


"The Mission" (film)

Treaty of Methuen

1707


Great Britain trades manufactured goods to colonies for Portugal's wine

Treaty of Utrecht

Ends Spanish Succession


1. made Philip King, can't be same king of France and Spain


2. British get priveleges: Asiento; get to sell 1 ship load of goods to colonies and keep Gibraltar

Tupac Amaru II

Real name: Jose Gabriel Condorcanquin


Kurakas in Tinta


joins protetst of colonial system: goes to Lima


Wants Nobility title: Argue: not part of the Potosi Mita system b/c in other Province (doesn't get out of Mita or get title)


Meets with Creoles: RESISTANCE: arrested for corruption and abuse, raises army, offers freedom to slaves, gathers creoles and mestizos, march to Cuzco, takes on name; torn apart by horses

Tupac Catari

Julian Apaza: Rebel leader in La Paz


Aymara Indian

Vicente Guerrero

Follower of HIdalgo, Leader in Revolts


Writes Plan of Iguala with Agustin de Iturbide


Killed

Viceroyalty of La Plata

1776


Capital BA


Over mining in Potosi, lets ayullu out of it's ruling

Viceroyalty of New Granada

1717 and 1739: so much smuggling viceroys in Peru and Mexico can't do anything about it: short lived positions until recreated in 1739

War of Spanish Succession

Charles II dies without heir: Who replaces him?


Archduke Carl vs. Philip of Anjou


Philip of Anjou chosen by Charles II


Louis XIV (French) likes Philip (France + Spain = World power... other countries don't like this)

Francisco Atuhualpa

Rebellion in E. Lima, Threatens Lima, Spanish struggle to put it down


Run into Amazon Forest

Great Andean Rebellion

Tupac Amaru II


Tupac Catari


Tomas Catari


all their rebellions as one movement