Answer:
The people of Latin America had very little experience with self-government.
Explanation:
<u>The problem that occurred with the governing nations after Latin American revolutions are that they didn't have self-government democracy before, and therefore had no idea how to properly incorporate it.</u>
These people have largely been under the dominated shadow of the autocratic rulers who have dictated everything, and they did not know how to lead the country themselves.
<u>Underclass people of color were still not organized and prioritized, so they stayed in the shadow while the principles of Enlightenment, that encouraged the revolution, were still cast aside. </u>
In the end, the countries have been changing the governments a lot, and few of them ended with dictator rulers.
