How did the Creoles think independence might change their position?

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During the 1800's, Latin American Creoles were unsatisfied with their position in society which inspired them to revolt against the Peninsulares. ... The Creoles protests eventually created a drastic change in the social hierarchy. Creoles had a small role in colonial government.

sattari [20]3 years ago

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Answer: they would gain political control

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