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A student writing an essay identifying the causes of independence movements in Latin American andthe Caribbean would include which of the following?
(1 point)
Enlightenment ideas
decentralized government
the absence of slavery
religious persecution
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Which of the following statements identifies a way Enlightenment ideas influenced Latin America?
(1 point)
Simón Bolívar, The Liberator, becomes dictator of Peru.
The Spanish monarchy imposed absolute rule in their American colonies.
The Haitian Revolution led to the creation of an independent egalitarian republic.
Creoles supported royalist troops to protect their own status and rights.
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Which of the following identifies a way the Latin American and Caribbean independence movementswere inspired by the American Revolution?
(1 point)
The leaders of the American Revolution championed equality for all men.
The American Revolution resulted in the abolition of slavery.
The leaders of the American Revolution all came from the lower classes.
The American Revolution began as a fight for religious liberty.
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Which headline
best
explains how Napoleon’s invasion of Spain influenced Latin Americanindependence movements?
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United States Constitution used as model in new constitutions across South America.
Cries for "Liberty, equality, fraternity“ echo in St. Domingue’s Revolt.
Refusing to recognize Bonaparte, New Spain colonies create their own provisional governments.
Toussaint L’Ouverture leads enslaved and freed people of color in fight for freedom and equality.
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Which leader successfully led independence movements across much of South America in order toachieve French Revolution ideals of freedom and equality?
(1 point)
Simon Bolivar
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla
Napoleon Bonaparte
Toussaint L’Ouverture

Answer 1

1) Enlightenment ideas.

2) The Haitian Revolution led to the creation of an independent egalitarian republic.

3) The leaders of the American Revolution championed equality for all men.

4) Refusing to recognize Bonaparte, New Spain colonies create their own provisional governments.

5) Simón Bolívar.