Today we will discuss the early history of the formation of the State of Uruguay, from the beginning as an empty territory until now it has become a country. Here is a summary of the history of the country of Uruguay, The history we will discuss first is, Early History
Pre-Columbian Era: The region was inhabited by indigenous groups such as the Charrúa, Chaná, and Guaraní
1516: Spanish explorer Juan Díaz de Solís arrived at the Río de la Plata
Colonial Period:
1726: The Spanish founded Montevideo, establishing control over the region
1776: Uruguay became part of the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata
Fight for Independence
1811: José Gervasio Artigas led a rebellion against Spanish rule
1821: Brazil annexed Uruguay
1825: Uruguay declared independence from Brazil
1828: Uruguay’s independence was recognized with British mediation
Nation-Building
1830: The first constitution of Uruguay was promulgated
1838-1865: Civil wars between the Blancos (Whites) and Colorados (Reds) factions
20th Century:
1903-1915: President José Batlle y Ordóñez implemented significant social and economic reforms
1933: A military coup led to a period of political instability
1973-1985: Uruguay experienced a military dictatorship marked by repression
Modern Era:
1985: Return to democratic governance and release of political prisoners
2005-2020: The progressive Frente Amplio party governed, drawing regional and international attention

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Government and Provisional General Captaincy of the Oriental State of Uruguay (1828–1830):
1.Luis Eduardo Pérez (1828)
2.Joaquín Suárez (1828)
3.José Rondeau (1828-1829)
4.Juan Antonio Lavalleja (1989-1830)

Oriental State Of Uruguay:
1.Fructuoso Rivera (1830–1834)
2.Manuel Oribe (1835–1838)
3.Gabino Gómez (1838)(Acting)
4.Luis Eduardo Pérez (1839–1839)(Acting)
5.Fructuoso Rivera (1839–1843)
6.Joaquín Suárez (1843–1852)
7.Venancio Flores (1854–1855)
8.Gabriel Antonio Pereira (1856–1860)
9.Bernardo Prudencio Berro (1860–1864)
10.Atanasio Aguirre (1864–1865)
11.Venancio Flores (1865–1868)
12.Lorenzo Batlle (1868–1872)
13.Tomás Gomensoro (1872–1873)
14.José Eugenio Ellauri (1873–1875)
15.Pedro Varela (1875–1876)
16.Lorenzo Latorre (1876–1880)
17.Francisco Vidal (1880–1882)
18.Máximo Santos (1882–1886)
19.Francisco Antonino Vidal (1886)
20.Máximo Tajes (1886–1890)
21.Julio Herrera y Obes (1890–1894)
22.Duncan Stewart (1894)
23.Juan Idiarte Borda (1894–1897)
24.Juan Lindolfo Cuestas (1897–1903)
25.José Batlle y Ordóñez (1903–1907)
26.Claudio Williman (1907–1911)
27.José Batlle y Ordóñez (1911–1915)
28.Feliciano Viera (1915–1919)

Oriental Republic Of Uruguay:
29.Baltasar Brum (1919–1923)
30.José Serrato (1923–1927)
31.Juan Campisteguy (1927–1931)
32.Gabriel Terra (1931–1938)
33.Alfredo Baldomir (1938–1943)
34.Juan José de Amézaga (1943–1947)
35.Luis Batlle Berres (1947–1951)
36.Andrés Martínez Trueba (1951–1955)

Uruguay then had a National Council of Government (1955–1967)

37.Óscar Gestido* (1967)
38.Jorge Pacheco Areco (1967–1972)
39.Juan María Bordaberry (1972–1976)
40.Alberto Demicheli (1976)
41.Aparicio Méndez (1976–1981)
42.Gregorio Álvarez (1981–1985)
43.Julio María Sanguinetti (1985–1990)
44.Luis Alberto Lacalle (1990–1995)
45.Julio María Sanguinetti (1995–2000)
46.Jorge Batlle (2000–2005)
47.Tabaré Vázquez (2005–2010)
48.José Mujica (2010–2015)
49.Tabaré Vázquez (2015–2020)
50.Luis Alberto Lacalle Pou
(2020–present)