The Battle of Carabobo took place on June 24, 1821, during the Venezuelan War of Independence. This significant battle was fought between the forces of Simón Bolívar, who led the patriots seeking independence from Spanish rule, and the royalist troops loyal to Spain. The victory for Bolívar's forces was crucial in securing Venezuela's independence. Following the battle, the victory at Carabobo solidified Bolívar's reputation as a key leader in the fight for independence across South America. The battle is often celebrated in Venezuela as a symbol of freedom and resistance against colonialism, marking a turning point in the struggle for sovereignty.