Question

describe the causes and effects of 19th-century Latin American and Caribbean independence movements led by people including Bolivar, de San Martín, and L' Ouverture

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I'm on the same thing of which I also need help with... sorry. :/

Answer 3

oh its okay i have one more question can you help?

Answer 4

I will try my best! :)

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can you describe how soldiers lived in trenches? like what life was like?

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Trenches and life within those trenches have become an enduring topic from World War One. Throughout the war millions of soldiers experienced and endured the horrors of trench warfare. Some wrote down for posterity what these experiences were and as time has moved on from World War One more and more of these written documents – frequently in the form of a diary – have come to light. Others wrote about their experiences in book-form. On the British side “Goodbye to All That” by Robert Graves is considered a classic. For the Germans, “All Quiet on the Western Front” by Erich von Remarque was considered to be such a potent anti-war book that Hitler banned it. Over the years both books have sold in large numbers. In recent years “The Last Fighting Tommy” by Harry Patch gave an evocative account of trench life at Passchendaele. Others who wrote about their lives in the trenches did not achieve the fame of Graves or Remarque but their accounts are equally as valid.


I found this^^^ hope it helps! :)

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thank you so much!

Answer 8

Anytime! Thanks for the medal! :)