How did Napoleon spark the revolutions that erupted in Latin America?

While the Napoleonic wars did have an indirect impact on the revolutions in Latin America, Napoleon did not directly spark them. The catalyst for these revolutions were largely local grievances, such as the oppression of the Creole elite by the Spanish Crown, the desire for greater autonomy, and the influence of the Enlightenment ideas of liberty and equality.

What economic impact did the Latin American wars for independence have on region?

Who were the whites in World War I?

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