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    This document provides biographical information about several important figures from Colombian history in the early 19th century during the independence movement from Spain. It describes what Simon Bolivar, Antonio Nariño, Francisco de Paula Santander, and Camilo Torres wore, what they ate, their family backgrounds, education, careers, dates of birth and death, and their roles in Colombia's independence movement.

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    This document provides biographical information about several important figures from Colombian history in the early 19th century during the independence movement from Spain. It describes what Simon Bolivar, Antonio Nariño, Francisco de Paula Santander, and Camilo Torres wore, what they ate, their family backgrounds, education, careers, dates of birth and death, and their roles in Colombia's independence movement.

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    This document provides biographical information about several important figures from Colombian history in the early 19th century during the independence movement from Spain. It describes what Simon Bolivar, Antonio Nariño, Francisco de Paula Santander, and Camilo Torres wore, what they ate, their family backgrounds, education, careers, dates of birth and death, and their roles in Colombia's independence movement.

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    By:
    Maritza Pérez Sarmiento
    Manuela Pulgarín Sánchez

    To:
    Cissi De La Cruz

    8°C
    Clothes

    In 1810 the spanish men were


    In 1810 the spanish
    wearing tight pants, leathers
    women were wearing
    boots, fitting jackets and big
    long-sleeved gowns.
    hats with feathers
    In the century 21 the people wearing a different clothing.
    Example: Jeans, shorts, dress, skirt, glasses, socks, belt,
    bracelets, trourses and hats.
    Foods

    In 1810 the typical food is the In the century 21 the


    rice soup with vegetables. typical food are fish
    with vegetable salad.
    Simón Bolivar
    Simon Bolivar was born in Caracas
    in 1783 on July 24. His parents
    were Vicente Bolivar and
    Concepcion Palacios. They died
    whan Simon Bolivar was a child.
    The was interesting navegation. He
    was a militar and politicial, he was
    a president of Republic of Colombia
    from 1819 to 1830. He married 26
    May 1802. He had a son. He
    conquired four nations, Bolivia,
    Peru, Panama and Spain
    Antonio Nariño
    He was born in April 9 1765 in Santafe de
    Bogota and died on 13 December 1823 in
    Villa de Leyva in Colombia.
    His parents were Catalina Josefa del
    Casado and Gallego Vicente Nariño
    Valdez.
    Studied at Mayor de San Bartolome
    school in Bogota city.
    He married Magdalena Ortega.
    He was an ideological precursor and one
    of the early political and military leaders
    of the Independence movement in
    Colombia.
    Francisco de Paula
    Santander
    He was in April 2 1792 in Cucuta, Colombia
    and died in May 6 1840. Statesman
    revolutionary and political, illustrios of the
    Independence of Colombia. It is known as
    ‘The man f the laws’. He was a vice – president
    of the great Colombia in the period of 1819
    and president of New Granada between 1832
    and 1837.
    His father was Agustin Santander Colmenares
    the one who had been governor of San
    Faustino’s Province of the Rivers and
    cultivator of cocoa in his rural possessions and
    his mother Manuela Antonia de Omaña.
    Camilo Torres
    Camilo Torres Tenorio was
    born in November 22, 1766
    and died in October 5, 1816.
    Was a Colombian politician.
    He is credited as being an
    early founder of the nation
    due to his role in early
    struggles for independence
    from Spain.
    Torres and Antonio Nariño
    had grave political
    disagreements that divided
    the independence movement.

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