Venezuela- The Age of Exploration

Venezuela, Bolivar Venezuela has a scale of 25,017,387 (presumed as of July 2004) - 912,050 square kilometers (land / water) petroleum, natural gas, iron ore, gold, bauxite, other minerals, hydropower, diamond 96% 2% of Roman Catholics, 2% Protestantism, and other religious Venezuelans dates back to around 13000 BC. The settlers of those days came from three different directions. Today's Guyana, Brazil of today, and today's Antilles are in three directions.

Christopher Columbus first saw the coast of Venezuela in 1498, but he did not explore the area. A year later, a Spanish explorer named Alonso de Ojeda explored under the name Venezuela or Little Venice. His name comes from a local house similar to the Italian house in Venice. Spain did not settle in Venezuela in 1520, but in 1528 Charles V handed a part of Venezuela Venezuela (between Cape Bella and Malaca pana) to Wesler borrowed by him. Venezuela first tried to gain independence from Spain in 1808, but it was not until 1829. Then the revolutionaries formed an independent republic, its capital was in Caracas, they appointed the Jose Antonio Pass, the hero of the revolution, and the President served until 1846.

I decided to talk about Venezuela in this work. Since 1999, Venezuela has been appointed Bolivar Republic of Venezuela. Venezuela is located on the north coast of South America and is influenced by many islands in the Caribbean. It borders Brazil from the south, Colombia from the west, Guyana from the east. Regarding the history of Venezuela, this country became a Spanish colony in 1520. In 1830, Venezuela withdrew from Grand Colombia and became independent.

Venezuela has been appointed as the Bolivar Republic of Venezuela since 1999 and is located on the north coast of South America. The country includes the mainland continent and many islands in the Caribbean. The border is between Guyana in the east, Brazil in the south and Columbia in the west. Neighboring countries of the northern coastal Caribbean countries are behind the Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Curacao, Bonaire, Aruba, San Vicente, the Grenadines, and the Anjoles. . Venezuela is in the tropics, close to the equator of the northern hemisphere