Question

What kind of governments took over once the South American Spanish colonies declared their independence?

a) No central government, but smaller state governments.
b) Communist governments with one-party rule and a dictator.
c) Constitutional monarchies with a queen and an elected parliament.
d) Military force and authoritarian governments

Answer 1

The kind of governments that took over once the South American Spanish colonies declared their independence were often authoritarian and military-led governments. option D is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

The kind of governments that took over once the South American Spanish colonies declared their independence were often authoritarian and military-led governments. While some new nations initially embraced democratic constitutions, many suffered through periods of authoritarian rule.

The military would frequently step in and overthrow democratically-elected governments in times of economic or political chaos. option D is correct