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25th May Revolution Argentina
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Did the revolution happen in one day?
No, it took a week.
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What's the difference between Primera junta and the viceroy?
The Primera Junta represented Argentinian people, Cisneros represented the Spanish King.
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What did street sellers sell?
Candles, water, milk, empanadas, pastries, and cockades.
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Where did it happen?
It happened at the Open Cabildo.
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Who was the Spanish King at that time?
Ferdinand VII.
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What were the typical clothes?
Men wore hats and long coats. Women wore long dresses.
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Did people want Spain to govern?
No. They wanted to choose their governor.
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What was created that day?
The First Government Junta.
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How did people light rooms at night?
With candles and lamps/lanterns.
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When is Argentina's Independence Day?
July, 9th.
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Were there TVs or cars?
No, there weren't.
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Which were the means of transport?
Horses and wagons.
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What patriotic symbol was created to show support for the revolution?
Escarapela (cockade)
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Is May 25th Argentina's Independence Day?
No, it isn't.
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What was happening in Spain in the meantime?
It was being invaded by France.
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Where did it happen? (province)
In happened in Buenos Aires.
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Who was the viceroy?
Cisneros.
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How did they communicate with each other if they didn't have phones and computers?
They communicated with letters.
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Which were the important colors?
White and light blue.
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Who was the president of the First Government Junta?
Cornelio Saavedra.
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Was Mariano Moreno a member of the Primera Junta?
Yes, he was.
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Who couldn't participate in making decisions at that time?
Women, slaves and kids.
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When did it happen?
(25th May) 1810
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Was Manuel Belgrano a member of the Primera Junta?
Yes, he was.
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