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Who were at the top of the social classes in Spanish colonial America? A) Peninsulares B) mestizos C) Native Americans D) Creoles
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Who were at the top of the social classes in Spanish colonial America?

A) Peninsulares

B) mestizos

C) Native Americans

D) Creoles

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a

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Explanation: A: the Peninsulares were at the top of the social class

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