The History of Ecuador
By the Nineteen Century Before the arrival of the Spaniards, Equator was controlled for the empire of Inca. Pizarro of Francisco subordinate, Benalcazar, entered the area in 1533. Not to find the wealth from the The mythical Golden one, of him and of another conquistadors, notably Gonzalo Pizarro and Orellana, moved restlessly in and the region became a backwater colonial. It given a hearing in 1563 and established diplomatically as the presidency of I Remove, was in several time Peru with subjection to and to Granada New. After a movement abortivo of the independence in 1809, the region remained under the control of the Spaniard. It was freed for Antonio Jose of Sucre in the battle of Pichincha (1822) and was united by Simon Bolivar Colombia larger. With the dissolution of that union in 1830, Equator, geographically isolated, a state became separated (four time its so great present) under a constitution promulgada by its first president, Juan Jose Flowers. Equator tried fail to include prov of Popayan. of Colombia by the war in 1832 and occupied the Islands of Galapagos that year. The border disputes directed to frequent the invasions by Peruvian in the 19 and twentieth cent. The entire oriental border, acquaintance as E
ast, was in debate. (In 1942, Equator signed a treaty that yields a large area to Peru, but in 1960 resigned the treaty.) The bitter mutually destructive fights among Conservatives and liberal they marked the political history of Equator in the cent decimonoveno. The Conservatives, directed by Flowers and Garcia Dark-haired (1821-75), maintained the privileges atrincherados and the domination of the Catholic Church Roman; the liberals, directed by Rocafuerte (1783-1847) and Alfaro (1867-1912) and by championed by the writer Montalvo (1832-89), the social reforms sought. The Twentieth Century there has been a disconcerting number of changes in the government during the twentieth cent. In 1925 the army replaced the interests costeros that place, dominant since 1916, when the last fountain of the power. The military juntas maintained several rival factions, and among 1931 and 1940, 12 presidents were in the office. Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra presidents became (for the second time) by a blow in 1944. The it was expelled in 1947, and the next year Plaza Loop Galo was chosen in free elections. During the state of Plaza there was the unheard-of political reform. Velasco Ibarra was elected again in 1952 and the improvements sponsored underway and schools. The first Conservative to govern in 60 years, Camilo Ponce Enriquez, continued (1956-60), but Velasco Ibarra were elected again in 1960. The was forced to resign the following year. Their secesor legal, July Arosemena Monroy, they were deposed for a meeting in 1963. The agitation for a retu
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