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Why did Bolívar seek to unite Venezuela and New Granada?
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Where did Bolívar and José de San Martín meet in 1822?
Answer: Guayaquil
Why: No one else heard their private talks, and eight weeks later San Martín resigned as Protector of Peru and left it for good.
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Bolívar lamented that those who serve a revolution have ploughed what?
Answer: the sea
Why: The line was written near the end of his life, when the union he had built was already breaking into separate republics.
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Whose hair was in the locket Bolívar wore?
Answer: George Washington
Why: The keepsake reached him through Lafayette, who sent it from the president's family as a tribute.
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In which city was Simón Bolívar born in 1783?
Answer: Caracas
Why: Born into one of the wealthiest landowning families of the colony, he lost both parents as a child and left his heirs a set of copper mines.
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Which 1824 battle effectively ended Spanish rule in South America?
Answer: Battle of Ayacucho
Why: Bolívar was away in Lima, so his lieutenant Sucre commanded, and the wounded viceroy was captured while his deputy signed the surrender.
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How did Simón Bolívar escape the 1828 assassination attempt in Bogotá?
Answer: He jumped out a window
Why: He then hid under a bridge for hours while Manuela Sáenz stalled the attackers, earning her the title Liberator of the Liberator.