A liberal journalist in this country translated Rousseau's Social Contract into Spanish and established this country's first newspaper with the help of Manuel Alberti.
A liberal journalist in this country translated Rousseau's Social Contract into Spanish and established this country's first newspaper with the help of Manuel Alberti. This country home to Mariano Moreno was also home to Francisco Laprida, the president of the Congress of Tucuman. General Julio Roca won land for this country to its south in a 1879 to 1880 campaign. A leader of this country led the Federalists against the Unitarian League and ran the Mazorca secret police. That (*) caudillo ("cowÂ­DEEÂ­yo") from this country was named Juan Manuel de Rosas. It's not Chile, but one leader of this country met with Simon Bolivar at the Guayaquil conference and teamed up with Bernardo O'Higgins to win the Battle of Maipu. For 10 points, name this country whose national hero is JosÃ© de San Martin, with capital at Buenos Aires.
A liberal journalist in this country translated Rousseau's Social Contract into Spanish and established this country's first newspaper with the help of Manuel Alberti.
Argentina  [accept  United  Provinces  of the Rio de la Plata until "Roca" is read; accept  Argentine   Republic] 