Toussaint L’Ouverture: born a slave in Haiti in the mid-1700s; led Haitian slave revolt in early-1800s before his death.
Simon Bolivar: born to a noble family in what is now Venezuela in 1783; led much of South America to independence in the early-1800s.
Miguel Hidalgo: priest born to a modest family in Mexico; led the Mexican independence movement in the early-1800s before his death.

What conclusion can be drawn from this list of revolutionaries?

A) Elites wanted no part of independence from European colonizers.
B) A successful independence movement depended on a person's class.
C) A diverse group of people led Latin American independence movements.
D) The poor were powerless in achieving independence from European masters.

Respuesta :

The awnser is obviously c just read it (no harsh ferlings)

The answer is C beacuse they all come from different social classes and the other can be removed for the fact they all come from differing social classes