Answer:While Brazil maintained its territorial integrity after independence, the former Spanish America split into more than a dozen separate countries, following the administrative divisions of the colonial system. The difficulty for the inhabitants of these units was not, however, as simple as the demarcation of geographic boundaries. Rather, the recently emancipated countries of Latin America faced the much more daunting challenge of defining and consolidating new nations.
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I'm not sure what "the following" is but as a history student this seems to depict either certain classes, ethnicities or different countries unifying at the expense of the man they are standing on which again would represent a separate ethnicity country or class
Chrispus attucks, Samuel maverick, James Caldwell, and Patrick Carr
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George Washington
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In 1754, Washington led the English when they approached French Ensign Joseph Coulon de Jumonville.When Washington and Tanacharison’s forces reached Jumonville’s camp, they attacked, killing Jumonville and several of his soldiers, and taking others prisoner. While the question of who fired first remains in dispute—according to one Mingo warrior, it was Washington himself. His actions led to the French and Indian war, which turned into a global conflict...