Which statement best describes Simon Bolivar?

Question

Bolivar was the emissary from Revolutionary France to the colony of San Dominque which later became Haiti.

Napoleon appointed Bolivar as the governor-general of Columbia.


Bolivar was a Latin American fighter for independence from Spain who tried to keep Latin America unified.

Bolivar was a Spanish Romantic poet who volunteered to fight for Greece's independence from the Ottoman Empire

Answer 1

"Bolivar was a Latin American fighter for independence from Spain who tried to keep Latin America unified."

This one is correct. Bolivar was a revolutionary leader. The nation of Bolivia is named after him.

Bolivar did petition Haiti for help in his revolution, but Haiti had already gained it's independence by then.

While Bolivar did travel in Napoleon's retinue for a while, He never was made governor of anything by Napoleon, and When Napoleon made Joseph Bonaparte King of Spain, Bolivar fought against him.

Golivar never went to Greece, as far as I can tell. He died before Greece's independence from the Turks.

Answer 2

bolivar was a Latin American fighter for independence from spain who tried to keep Latin America united- He was known as the George Washington of South America

Answer 3

You missed one: Simon Bolivar probably did his own homework.

Answer 4

the first

Answer 5

You know, in my day, lazy students like you at least had to go to the trouble of stealing the profs exam or being a hot chick if they wanted to cheat.