KnowraViceroyalty of the Río de la PlataLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 3Related 4Narrower topic 7ArgentinaNarrower topic: Its breakup produced Argentina and several neighboring countries.Buenos AiresNarrower topic: The city’s rise as a regional center accelerated when it became the viceroyalty’s seat.Viceroyalty of PeruBroader topic: Its establishment transferred southern regions from Peru to a new colonial administration.May RevolutionNarrower topic: The uprising challenged the colonial government that had ruled Buenos Aires and its surrounding territories.Río de la PlataBroader topic: Its name and political center reflect the estuary’s growing strategic importance.United Provinces of the Río de la PlataNarrower topic: The United Provinces emerged from this viceroyalty’s former territories.Bolivian War of IndependenceRelated: Upper Peru's administrative ties to this viceroyalty shaped its early revolutionary politics.Corrientes ProvinceNarrower topic: Corrientes was governed within this colonial jurisdiction before Argentine independence.José Gervasio ArtigasNarrower topic: Artigas’s political world formed within this Spanish imperial territory.Catamarca ProvinceRelated: The territory that became Catamarca was governed within this colonial viceroyalty.Salta ProvinceRelated: Salta belonged to this viceroyalty before the independence movements.History of ArgentinaBroader topic: It supplied the administrative framework from which Argentina’s independence movement emerged.History of BoliviaRelated: Alto Perú was transferred into this viceroyalty late in the colonial era.History of ParaguayNarrower topic: Paraguay’s late colonial administration and independence unfolded within this larger jurisdiction.