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NemiM [27]
3 years ago
14

Posturas de las regiones del virreinato en la revolucion de mayo

History
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Harrizon [31]3 years ago
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La Revolución de Mayo (español: Revolución de Mayo) fue una serie de políticas y revolucionarias revolucionarias. La consecuencia de la revolución fue que el jefe del virreinato, el virrey Cisneros, fue destituido de su cargo. En la estructura política, la mayoría de los puestos de autoridad fueron ocupados por personas designadas por la monarquía española.

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