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What lesson did the American and French revolutions hold for Latin America in the 19th century?A.The revolutions demonstrated that democracy can be achieved only through armed conflict.B.The revolutions set an example for using diplomacy to establish a new independent nation.C.The revolutions revealed that Enlightenment ideas cannot be implemented in monarchies.D.The revolutions showed that it was possible for colonies to escape the control of European monarchs.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

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What lesson did the American and French revolutions hold for Latin America in the 19th century?A.The revolutions demonstrated that democracy can be achieved only through armed conflict.B.The revolutions set an example for using diplomacy to establish a new independent nation.C.The revolutions revealed that Enlightenment ideas cannot be implemented in monarchies.D.The revolutions showed that it was possible for colonies to escape the control of European monarchs.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

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D. The revolutions showed that it was possible for colonies to escape the control of European monarchs.

The American and French revolutions were significant events in the 19th century that demonstrated the possibility of colonies gaining independence from their European rulers. These revolutions served as a model for Latin American countries, showing them that they too could fight for and achieve their own independence. This was a major lesson that Latin America took from these revolutions.

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