Tell me the similarities and differences between the two revolutions. why did they happen? what were people fighting for or against? what form of government were they wanting? did they have similar or different results?

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similarities is that revolutions in Latin America and the United States were both led by the wealthy white male elite (criollo in Latin America). The revolutions were more about securing the economic rights of the landholding elites from the colonial power than extending universal human and civil rights to all the citizenry. After independence, the power structure in both regions remained essentially unchanged, as the wealthy whites continued to rule, and the Native Americans, African Americans, mestizos, negros, y indios remained in the same conditions before and after sovereignty, often slavery or abject pover

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which revolutions do you mean? there have been MANY revolutions throughout history, so which two are you comparing?

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