Answer: The rise of a distinct Latin American ethnic identity.
Step-by-step explanation:
Most of the revolutionary movements were national movements as well. The French Revolution and the American Civil War were an incentive for the Bolivian people to fight for freedom from the occupiers. The nineteenth century was characterized on a global scale by strengthening nationalism and the awakening of national consciousness. Bolivia was also no exception. Following the pattern of other fighters for their own identity, the people of Bolivia sought liberation from the occupiers through the revolution.