History Simon Bolivar

Simon Bolivar was born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1783. His parents died when Bolivar was just a child and he inherited all their fortune. He began to travel to Europe as a young man and married the daughter of a Caracas-born nobleman. She died within a year of their return to Caracas and the distraught Bolivar returned to Europe and vowed to free Venezuela.

When Bolivar returned to Venezuela he joined a group of patriots that seized Caracas in 1810 and they proclaimed Venezuela as an independent government. He then attempted to get the support of the United Kingdom but was only able to secure the neutrality between both countries. He then was able to take control of the patriot army. After taking control of the patriot army Bolivar recaptured Caracas in 1813 from the Spaniards, making him the dictator of Venezuela.

After his conquest in Venezuela, Bolivar marched south to Colombia and was able to liberate it from the Spaniards. His conquests stretched from one end of Latin America to the other. The battle at Ayacucho with the Spaniard ended their reign in South America. His goal was to unite all the Latin American countries in opposition to Spain and another attempt to have a close relation with the United King

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