Which statement describes a key difference between the American Revolution and the Mexican War of Independence?

A. The Mexican War of Independence was led by wealthy landowners, while the American Revolution was led by poor farmers.

B. After the Mexican War of Independence, Mexico was governed by an elected president. After the American Revolution, the United States was governed by a military dictator.

C. The American Revolution depleted the wealth of the United States, while the Mexican War of Independence caused Mexico's wealth to increase.

D. After the American Revolution, the United States achieved political stability. After the Mexican War of Independence, Mexico suffered continued instability.

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Mylie Pham

1 May, 22:29

Which statement describes a key difference between the American Revolution and the Mexican War of Independence?

A. The Mexican War of Independence was led by wealthy landowners, while the American Revolution was led by poor farmers.

B. After the Mexican War of Independence, Mexico was governed by an elected president. After the American Revolution, the United States was governed by a military dictator.

C. The American Revolution depleted the wealth of the United States, while the Mexican War of Independence caused Mexico's wealth to increase.

D. After the American Revolution, the United States achieved political stability. After the Mexican War of Independence, Mexico suffered continued instability.

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Jayvon Pollard · Answer 1

D. After the American Revolution, the United States achieved political stability. After the Mexican War of Independence, Mexico suffered continued instability.