Which of the following was not a cause of the Latin American revolutions? A, the US Declaration of Independence B, enlightenment ideas C, the exchange of foods between the new and old worlds. D, success of the American and French revolutions

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Kyle Herrera

3 July, 15:18

Which of the following was not a cause of the Latin American revolutions? A, the US Declaration of Independence B, enlightenment ideas C, the exchange of foods between the new and old worlds. D, success of the American and French revolutions

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Justice Cordova · Answer 1

The factor that did not figure prominently in the Latin American revolutions was the exchange of foods between the old and new worlds.

Emma · Answer 2

The correct answer is "C"

The key period in relation to important food exchange is between the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries. Throughout this period, Marco Polo's trips to the Far East took place, as well as the series of geographical expeditions and colonial enterprises initiated by Portuguese navigators and which continued with the voyages to America that Christopher Columbus began in 1492. The exchange of Food between Europe and America was given from the time of colonization and is not one of the causes of the independence revolutions in Latin America.