When did San Martín leave South America?
1824
1822
1821
1820
Answer
San Martín left South America in 1824 after completing his military campaigns to secure independence from Spain. He retired to France, where he spent his remaining years living in relative obscurity until his death in 1850. His contributions to the independence movements of Argentina, Chile, and Peru solidified his place as a prominent figure in South American history, earning him the title of "The Liberator."
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