How did the Napoleonic Wars contribute to revolutions across South America?

The wars weakened Spain's connection to the colonies, causing upper-class colonists to begin self-rule.

The wars strengthened the Spanish military and led Spain to send more military forces to the colonies.

The wars led to the overthrow of Spain's royal family, and colonists demanded they take back rule.

The wars led to expenses for Spain, so the Spanish tried to sell its colonies to pay its debts

A brief French rule over most of Europe was the result of a series of conflicts between Napoleonic France and shifting alliances of other European countries. The Napoleonic Wars, which lasted for 23 years and were concurrent with the French Revolution Wars, were only brought to an end by the Battle of Waterloo and Napoleon's second abdication on June 22, 1815.

Who was victorious in the Napoleonic Wars?

After the Battle of Vitoria, the British, Spanish, and Portuguese had driven Napoleon's troops from Spain. Napoleon was routed by the Allies (Great Britain, Russia, Prussia, and Austria) at the Battle of Leipzig, and Paris was taken by them in 1814.

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