Patriot forces

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Patriot forces were the independence-aligned armies in Latin America, particularly those fighting Spanish royalist rule during the early 19th century wars of independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed groups
historical military organization
military forces
revolutionary armies
armedWith artillery
muskets
sabers
commandStructure varied by region and leader
composedOf creole elites
enslaved Africans and freedpeople
indigenous fighters
mestizos
engagedIn battles against Spanish colonial garrisons
hasGoal end of colonial rule
political independence from Spain
hasOpposingForce Spanish Empire NERFINISHED
Spanish royalist forces
hasRole fought for independence in Latin America
historicalContext collapse of Spanish authority after Napoleonic invasion of Spain
ideologicallyAlignedWith liberalism
republicanism
influencedBy American Revolution NERFINISHED
French Revolution NERFINISHED
languageOfCommand Spanish
legacy foundational mythologies of Latin American nations
notableTheaterOfOperations Captaincy General of Chile NERFINISHED
Captaincy General of Venezuela NERFINISHED
Viceroyalty of New Granada NERFINISHED
Viceroyalty of Peru NERFINISHED
Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata NERFINISHED
operatedInRegion Latin America NERFINISHED
Spanish America NERFINISHED
operatedInTimePeriod early 19th century
participatedIn Latin American wars of independence NERFINISHED
primaryEnemy royalist armies
receivedSupportFrom creole political leaders
local revolutionary juntas
recruitedFrom deserting royalist soldiers
foreign volunteers
local militias
resultedIn creation of independent Latin American states
typeOfConflict anti-colonial struggle
civil war within Spanish Empire
usedMilitaryTactics conventional warfare
guerrilla warfare
usedSymbol revolutionary cockades
various emergent national flags

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Battle of Maipú belligerent Patriot forces