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A rather thorough history of José de San Martín.

Lots of info about the French Revo Causes

This seems like it has a lot of good and detailed information; good pick!

Great source! It also helps with my argument about the Haitian Revolution because it talks about the results of the French Revolution, which had an impact on Haiti.

"Fedon's Rebellion."

this has some good information on the impact the revolution had on other countries which is useful for your argument

this site really highlights the purpose of this project and led me to some good information about the French Revolution as well! Thanks! ;)

amazing

Causes Why it's important Effects of the revolution What it accomplished/benefits Reliabe? -Includes author+citations. Don't know the credibility of the author...hmm.

This website shows many of the aspects of the liberation of many countries in South America and how Bolivar accomplished these.

general information about the revolution to help with my thesis

I first though this is was written by a college student. The url address fits a pattern for college accounts. But looking around in the site I could find a little bit about the author. Take a look at this (http://www2.webster.edu/~corbetre/personal/personal.html) - does that increase or decrease your confidence in the material?

Britannica.com

they declare independence, but are still escaping royalists forces?... that's not a very good revolution

this has some very good general information but doesn't say much about his actual efforts in the revolution.

information on Jose Maria Morelos

And? Doesn't matter, the debate is not about him. It is about the Revolution. This is just a summary of information on him.

you have to integrate how your person helped with the revolution, Mr. Maher said it himself, so my comment does matter mister.

Warning! The following article is from The Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1979). It might be outdated or ideologically biased. This is what is says at the top of the article so I would suggest not using this source.

"The Continental Congress adopted the Articles of Confederation, the first constitution of the United States, on November 15, 1777. However, ratification of the Articles of Confederation by all thirteen states did not occur until March 1, 1781. The Articles created a loose confederation of sovereign states and a weak central government, leaving most of the power with the state governments. The need for a stronger Federal government soon became apparent and eventually led to the Constitutional Convention in 1787. The present United States Constitution replaced the Articles of Confederation on March 4, 1789."

General background information on Bolivar. Talks about his life and what he dedicated most of his life to.It also talks a great deal about the revolutionary government he established.

Mentions Simon being part of dictatorship and fleeing multiple countries. I am probably going to use this just a heads up

biography of Patrick Henry -contributions to revolution

this looks like a really good source because it goes into detail about his influence during the revolution

great source

I agree with Alex on this one. This does not look like a very reliable source!! Sometimes it's hard to find a reliable source, but this one is definitely not one you would want to obtain information from!

only 701 sites linking to this one and it appears to be a very opinion based article. Would not suggest using this.

Goes into great detail about the rebellion and Amaru's influence on the rebellion

How reliable is Wikipedia? I came across a popular page today with some misinformation on it, showing how untrustworthy Wikipedia can be.

Short Biography of Jose de San Martin

Biography of San Jose de Martin

Short description of Jose de San Martin's involvement in the South American Revolution.