How did indios and mestizos participate in the Mexican War of
Independence?
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A. By overthrowing Antonio López de Santa Anna's dictatorship
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B. By supporting Spanish troops against Creole rebels
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C. By joining with Creoles to support Agustín de Iturbide as emperor
D. By fighting with Miguel Hidalgo against Spanish and Creole troops
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