Question

Historians sometimes argue that many revolutions are not that revolutionary: the specific people in power may change but the larger political, economic, and social conditions for the majority of the people remain the same. Were the independence movements in Latin America "revolutionary" in this meaning of the word? Of the revolutions you have studies so far, in the United States, France, Mexico, Haiti, and South America, which were the most revolutionary and why?

Answer 1

America

Step-by-step explanation:

America is the most revolutionary in the ones you listed above. The Amercian revolution was a big step for its time and influenced other countries to also revolt. No colony at the tome had revolted and won its independence against a massiv world power.