The future heroes and fathers of Latin American independece were people from the local elites in the Spanish colonies, the "criollos," sons of rich families in the colonies. One good example is South America´s Libertador (Liberator) Simón Bolívar.
They were well educated , they were usually trained by talented private mentors thanks to whom they learned about new, egalitarian ideas. They went to Europe to study. In Europe, they got better acquainted with the ideas of Enlightenment, the ideals of the French Revolution. They also got inspired by the American independence and the Revolutionary War, by the Declaration of Independence (and its lofty ideals) and the Constitution. Some of them even fought with the Napoleonic armies, inspired by Napoleon´s drive to spread French Revolution´s ideas throughout the Old World.
in 1699 the French established a settlement in mississippi. Technically that's the 1600s. A is certainly true, B is true, and C is true. So it must be D
