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| ��Latin Americans born in Spain |
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| ��Spaniards born in Latin America |
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| ��wealthy Venezuelan creole |
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| ��Argentinian and chile liberator |
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| ��leader of Mexican revolt |
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| ��priest took first steps towards independence |
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| ��person of mixed European and African ancestry |
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| ��people who supported monarchy |
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| ��people who wanted elected ligislaters to have more power |
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| people who wanted to give full voting rights to all people |
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| ��belief that people�� loyalty should be to a nation instead of the nations ruler |
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| ��country with own independent government |
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| ��region of southeastern Europe |
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| ruler of Russia; freed the serfs |
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| ��forcing Russian culture on all ethnic groups of the empire |
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| ��prime minister unified northern Italy |
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| ��bold and visionary soldier; leader of the red shirts |
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| ��wealthy German landholders |
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| ��term meaning politics of reality (tough, practical politics) |
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| ��focused on nature and the thoughs and feelings of individuals |
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| ��art that tried to show life as it was rather then how it should be |
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| ��art using light and light-filled colors to produce an impression |
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