Latin American Revolutions Mini-Q Source: Howard-J: Wiarda and Harvey F. Klino, Latin Amorican Politics and Development,2011. One of the main sources:of independence sentiment was the growing xivalry be- tween creoles and peninsulares . The Creoles had growing economic and social influence but the peninsulares monopolized all administrative positions." De- nied the political power to go along with their rising prominence, many Creoles began to think of doing away with the inconvenience of Spanish colonialism and move toward independence, For example, in 1807 only 12 of 99 judgeships in Latin America were held by Creoles. The rest were held by peninsulares. 1. What was the difference between Creoles and peninsulares? Document Analysis 2. In the rivalry between the Crcoles and the peninsulares what kind of power did the Creoles have and what kind of power did the peninsulares have? 3. How did the Creoles think independence might change their position? 4. How could you use this document to answer the question, why did the Creoles lead the fight fo Latin Americun independence? Document B

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Latin American Revolutions Mini-Q Source: Howard-J: Wiarda and Harvey F. Klino, Latin Amorican Politics and Development,2011. One of the main sources:of independence sentiment was the growing xivalry be- tween creoles and peninsulares . The Creoles had growing economic and social influence but the peninsulares monopolized all administrative positions." De- nied the political power to go along with their rising prominence, many Creoles began to think of doing away with the inconvenience of Spanish colonialism and move toward independence, For example, in 1807 only 12 of 99 judgeships in Latin America were held by Creoles. The rest were held by peninsulares. 1. What was the difference between Creoles and peninsulares? Document Analysis 2. In the rivalry between the Crcoles and the peninsulares what kind of power did the Creoles have and what kind of power did the peninsulares have? 3. How did the Creoles think independence might change their position? 4. How could you use this document to answer the question, why did the Creoles lead the fight fo Latin Americun independence? Document B

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1. The difference between Creoles and peninsulares was that Creoles were individuals born in the New World, while peninsulares were born in Spain.2. In the rivalry between the Creoles and the peninsulares, the Creoles had growing economic and social influence, while the peninsulares monopolized all administrative positions.3. The Creoles thought that independence might change their position by granting them political power that was denied to them despite their rising prominence.4. This document can be used to answer the question, "why did the Creoles lead the fight for Latin American independence?" because it shows that the Creoles were denied political power despite their rising prominence, which led them to consider independence.

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## Step 1The first question asks for the difference between Creoles and peninsulares. The text provides this information directly. Creoles were individuals born in the New World, while peninsulares were born in Spain.## Step 2The second question asks about the types of power that Creoles and peninsulares held. The text provides this information as well. Creoles had growing economic and social influence, while peninsulares monopolized all administrative positions.## Step 3The third question asks how the Creoles thought independence might change their position. The text provides this information too. The Creoles were denied political power despite their rising prominence, which led them to consider independence.## Step 4The fourth question asks how this document can be used to answer the question, "why did the Creoles lead the fight for Latin American independence?" The text provides this information as well. The Creoles were denied political power despite their rising prominence, which led them to consider independence.

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