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La Gran Colombia fue creada en 1819 como resultado de la unión de los territorios de Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador y Panamá. Esta unión fue liderada por Simón Bolívar, quien buscaba la independencia de los países de la región del dominio español. La creación de la Gran Colombia fue un proceso complejo que tuvo lugar durante la Guerra de ...
15 de nov. de 2022 · Here is a new historical video, this time we will talk about the history of the Republic of Gran Colombia, from it's birth to it's dissolution, explaining th...
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Colombian War of Independence. From left to right and top to bottom: Battle of Calibío, Battle of Juanambú, Battle of the Palo River, Siege of Cartagena (1815), Battle of Boyacá and Congress of Cúcuta. About 250,000-400,000 deaths in the Independence of Gran Colombia or about 12-20% of the population (1810-1824).
Há 21 horas · The uprising in Bogotá on July 20, 1810, is commemorated as Independence Day in Colombia, although these new governments swore allegiance to Ferdinand VII and did not begin to declare independence until 1811. Idealists and ambitious provincial leaders desired federation. Creole leaders sought to centralize authority over the new governments.
Gran Colombia (Spanish for "Great Colombia") is a term used to describe the short-lived nation which include the modern day nations of Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, and Venezuela. In other timelines, the nation was able to expand to include other Spanish colonies in the Americas. It is important to note that the the term Gran Colombia is a modern day term, which was never the official name of the ...
15 de jun. de 2022 · Disolución de la Gran Colombia Imagen: History. El 28 de abril de 1831 se lleva a cabo el Congreso de Apulo, donde el general Urdaneta entrega el poder a Domingo Caicedo ante una agónica Gran Colombia. Durante el corto mandato de Caicedo se convoca a una convención con los departamentos unidos al estado grancolombiano. Por su parte, los ...
Colombia - History. THE HISTORY OF COLOMBIA is characterized by the interaction of rival civilian elites. The political elite, which overlaps with social and economic elites, has shown a marked ability to retain the reins of power, effectively excluding other groups and social institutions, such as the masses and the military, from significant participation in or control over the political ...
