How did social structure lead to discontent in Latin America?
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OpenStudy (dtan5457):
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OpenStudy (swagster23780):
They were tired of being told what to do by countries overseas. They wanted the opportunity to do things on their own.
OpenStudy (maniacpokemon43):
u copied it from answer.com
OpenStudy (swagster23780):
so
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OpenStudy (dtan5457):
@maniacpokemon43
do you have a better answer
OpenStudy (dtan5457):
notice how i mentioned "social structure"
OpenStudy (maniacpokemon43):
i was going to give u an answer but it was almmost the tsame as his
OpenStudy (dtan5457):
then none of you answered my question lol
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OpenStudy (swagster23780):
im out a here
OpenStudy (dtan5457):
bye medal hunter @SWAGSTER23780
OpenStudy (swagster23780):
loser
OpenStudy (dtan5457):
@SWAGSTER23780
why? because i didn't give you a medal? are you gonna cry? do medals make you feel better about your life? If so, i got no words ^_^
OpenStudy (maniacpokemon43):
In the late 1700's in Latin America the social structure strictly divided most countries. Natives were tired of being enslaved or hobbled by the Mestizos and Spanish. The Mestizos wanted a chance to participate fully and revolution was brewing. When the space between poor and rich is too wide it always brews discontent.
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OpenStudy (dtan5457):
Thank you..
You give it a 2nd try, you get the medal ;), not like the other sorry kid ^_^