The document summarizes the Battle of Boyacá, which took place on August 7, 1819 in Colombia and was a decisive victory for Simón Bolívar's republican forces over the royalist army. It secured independence for New Granada (modern-day Colombia and Panama). The battle began as a territorial struggle between the royalist and republican armies and ended with the republicans capturing over 1,600 members of the royalist division, including their Spanish leaders.

1. AUGUST 7TH
Shadya Londoño
Isabella Cormane
E.N.S.D.B – 6º D

2. 
The battle of Boyacá was the
military confrontation of the war of
independence of Colombia that
guaranteed the success of the
Campaign Liberating of New
Granada. It took place the 7 of
August of 1819 in the cruise of the
river Teatinos, and the environs of
Tunja.
ITS ORIGIN

3. Pedro pascasio
Martínez
Simón bolívar
José maría Barreiro
Francisco de Paula
Santander
CHARACTERS

4.  It began by a territorial
struggle between the realist army
and the independentist army, the
realist trying to conquer
territories and the republican
trying to prevent it.
BACKGROUND

5.  On Saturday, August 7, in the
morning, the realist army from
Motavita began its journey to
Santafé de Bogotá. ... The Spanish
chiefs and the almost complete
realist division, some 1,600
American troopers, were taken
prisoners. The battle ended at 4
pm on August 7, 1819.
DEVELOPMENT

6.  Bayonets
 sabers
 spears.
WEAPONS