The right answer is the C: When Spanish colonies in Latin America declared independence, they used the U.S. Constitution as a model for their governments. Several Latin American countries, such as Bolivia, Venezuela, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and Brazil based their constitutions (in some instances more than one, as it is the case of Mexico), although only in part, on the U.S. Constitution, likewise adopting the principles of democracy, federalism, republicanism, separation of powers, parliamentarianism, judicial review, and the law of the land.