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Latin America is a part of the American continent composed of countries whose official languages are derived from Latin, such as Spanish, Portuguese and French.
The adoption of these languages by these countries is the result of colonialism by the European countries that originated these languages: Spain, Portugal and France.
As we know, colonialism is characterized by the historical period when European countries invaded and dominated territories on other continents. In South America, this period is marked by European exploitation which, in addition to being aggressively stabilized, exploited the South American population, in addition to propagating inferiority concepts. These factors left the South American population highly dissatisfied, which caused several revolutionary movements to be raised in order to free their territories from European controls.
In this case, we can say that the main reason that caused the revolutions in Latin America, was the exploitation and neglect of European nations with their South American colonies.
Explanation:
We know that the entire American continent was explored by Europeans. We also know that the main reason for the American revolution was the colonies' desire to be responsible for their own territories, in addition to the desire to free themselves from England's aggressive and unjust exploitation. In Latin America, these desires were no different and their revolutions were motivated by the desire to end the abuses caused by Portugual and Spain, which subjected absurd exploitations to Latin, stealing the wealth of their countries and making them inferior.
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