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Casey Valentine

7 May, 04:26

Who was Simón Bolívar?

a) a Spanish colonial general who fought Napoleon's invading armies

b) an Argentinian freedom fighter who led his country to overthrow Spanish rule

c) Spanish American revolutionary dubbed "The Liberator"

d) Spanish American general who sought to emulate Napoleon's rise to power

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