Where did San Martín formed the Army of the Andes?
Cuyo Province, Argentina
Lima, Peru
Caracas, Venezuela
Bogotá, Colombia
Answer
Formed in Cuyo Province, Argentina, the Army of the Andes was the main force behind General José de San Martín's successful campaign to liberate Chile and Peru from Spanish rule in the early 19th century. Comprising a diverse group of soldiers, including seasoned gauchos, indigenous peoples, and European volunteers, the army's rigorous training and strategic leadership proved instrumental in securing independence for both Chile and Peru.
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