The Cattle ranching in the savannas of the Sarare River: a military objective during the Venezuelan Independence and Federal War

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Keywords:

History of Venezuela, 19th century, cattle ranching, wars, Sarare

Abstract

The present work, which constitutes a research advance of the project entitled "Contributions to the Understanding of the History of Livestock Farming in the Savannahs of the Sarare River, Lara State, Venezuela at the beginning of the Republican era;1810-1870", has an interdisciplinary perspective while following the guidelines of Social History or Synthesis and using the Geophysical Approach; seeks to contribute to the understanding of livestock production activities in the Sarare River Savannah area between the beginning and the middle of the 19th century, highlighting their impact on history and local and regional development, as well as their importance as a logistical and material base for the strategic approach and operational execution of the military actions in the Barquisimeto area carried out by the patriot and realistic armies in the War of Independence and the revolutionary and centralist troops during the Federal War in Venezuela.

Author Biographies

  • Naudy Trujillo Mascia, Universidad Centroccidental Lisandro Alvarado. Venezuela

    Veterinary surgeon (Universidad Centroccidental Lisandro Alvarado , UCLA) magister scientiarum in History (UCLA) doctor in History (universidad Central de Venezuela). Teacher assigned to the Dean's Office for Veterinary Science; Department of Social and Economic Sciences; Chair of History, Ethics and Deontology of Veterinary Medicine at UCLA President of the Venezuelan Society of History of the Veterinary Medicine (SVHMV), Member of the Association Argentina Veterinary History Association (ASARHIVE), Partner of Honor of the Spanish and Ibero-American Association of the Veterinary History (AEHV) Member of the Liaison Committee of the World Association for the History of Veterinary Medicine Medicine (WAHVM)

  • Milva Javitt Jiménez, Universidad Centroccidental Lisandro Alvarado. Venezuela

    veterinary surgeon (Universidad Centroccidental Lisandro Alvarado, UCLA), specialist in Health Management (Universidad Yacambú ) Master's Degree scientiarum in Public Health (UCLA) doctor in Public  Health (UCLA). Teacher attached to the Deanery of Science of Department of Medicina Preventiva  at UCLA. Member of the Venezuelan Society for the History of the Americas Veterinary Medicine (SVHMV), Coordinator of the UCLA Free Chair in Ecohealth

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Published

2018-08-30

How to Cite

The Cattle ranching in the savannas of the Sarare River: a military objective during the Venezuelan Independence and Federal War. (2018). Mayéutica Revista Científica de Humanidades Y Artes, 6, 95-143. https://revistas2.uclave.org/index.php/mayeutica/article/view/1734