About: Americas War (Canadian Independence)

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The war was mainly a stalemate until 1837, when Brazil entered the war on the North American side. With Brazil's help, Colombia was overpowered and its capital, La Paz, was taken in 1838. With the end of the war, several new nations were created out of the remains of Columbia.

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rdf:type	War
rdfs:label	Americas War (Canadian Independence)
rdfs:comment	The war was mainly a stalemate until 1837, when Brazil entered the war on the North American side. With Brazil's help, Colombia was overpowered and its capital, La Paz, was taken in 1838. With the end of the war, several new nations were created out of the remains of Columbia.
side	25(xsd:integer) Columbia
dcterms:subject	Wars (Canadian Independence) Wars (Canadian Independence)
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End	1838(xsd:integer)
Name	Americas War
Begin	1834(xsd:integer)
Result	North American victory
Place	North America, Central America, South America, Caribbean
abstract	The war was mainly a stalemate until 1837, when Brazil entered the war on the North American side. With Brazil's help, Colombia was overpowered and its capital, La Paz, was taken in 1838. With the end of the war, several new nations were created out of the remains of Columbia.

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