ARGENTINA'S INDEPENDENCE FROM SPAIN
Trade restrictions on the locals led to revolt which ended in a Declaration of Independence in July 9th, 1816.
As Argentina developed and grew, also grew a rift between the capital and the provinces. From the capital came to known as the Unitarists while those from outside the capital were known as Federalists. Civil war followed a bloody, messy, and exhausting period of Argentina's history.
As Argentina developed and grew, also grew a rift between the capital and the provinces. From the capital came to known as the Unitarists while those from outside the capital were known as Federalists. Civil war followed a bloody, messy, and exhausting period of Argentina's history.
MORE ABOUT THE INDEPENDENCE
On July 9, 1816, Argentina signed its Declaration of Independence from Spain at the town of Sam Miquel de Tucuman, after six years from the First Independence Battle.
The picture on the left hand side, it is a written document about the Declaration of Independence of the United Provinces of South America, in Spanish and Quechua.
The picture on the left hand side, it is a written document about the Declaration of Independence of the United Provinces of South America, in Spanish and Quechua.