Revolutions

6.03- Help Yourself And Heaven Will Help You

In early 1830 King Charles X tried to beat back the liberal opposition. Instead they came back stronger than ever. 

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6.02- Charles the Simple

After ascending to the throne in 1824 Charles X wanted to impose his ultra-royalism on France, but his annoying subjects kept resisting.

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6.01- The Chain of Time

After the fall of Napoleon, the Bourbon monarchy was restored. 

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5.27- The Labyrinth

In 1830 both Simon Bolivar and Gran Colombia died. 

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5.26- Out the Window

On Sept 25, 1828 Simón Bolívar went out the window.

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[Update: Edited out the line where I accidentally called Santa Marta "a small island off the coast of Colombia" which it is really super not and never was. Thanks Juan!]

5.25- The Tangled Swords

At the end of 1826 Simon Bolivar returned to Colombia to deal with the revolt of Jose Antonio Paez. 

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5.24- The Republic of Bolivar

In 1825 Upper Peru became the independent nation of Bolivia. 

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5.23- Ayacucho

Wherein Gen. Sucre wins a very Bolivarian battle.

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5.22- The Guayaquil Conference

Simòn Bolívar and Jose de San Martin met for the first and only time in July 1822 

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5.21- The Third Sister

In 1822, Antonio Jose Sucre and Simon Bolivar liberated Quito and made Gran Colombia whole. 

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