How were the north american and latin american revolutions similar? how did the revolutions differ? provide three examples of similarities and three examples of differences.

im really stuck on this question all i know is two similaries, this is what i have written down so far.

the north american and latin american revolutions had a fairly amount of similarities and differences. one of the main similarities is that revolutions in latin america is that they both fought for freedom, and they both desired political change

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The American Revolution and the Latin American Revolutions are similar in that those movements were the result of people wanting freedom, wished to gain independence from the European Monarchies, and that aristocratic class or more educated class were the leaders of those Independence revolutions. In the case of the United States, the elite class of the colonies that had the capacity of thinking better than the populace and were closer to England. Exactly the same happened in Latin America such is the case of the Mexican Independence movement, where people from the Church and aristocracy initiated the movement.

Regarding the differences, the United States based its Revolutionary ideas form newly independent beliefs brought from the Enlightenment. Many important thinkers from the Enlightenment period influenced the revolution, such as the ideas of John Locke and Thomas Hobbes. Another difference was the influence of the Greek Athenian Democracy that also was part of the form of government that the Patriots aspired to. The last difference was the clear secularism principle that church’s dogmas should be clearly separated from government decisions.  

In the Latin American revolutions, church dogmas and beliefs played huge importance in the revolution purposes. Democracy was not the first objective of the new governments that followed the system of having an Emperor to rule the nation as in the case of Agustin de Iturbide in Mexico or Simon Bolivar in Venezuela. And finally, Enlightenment ideas did not influence Latin American Revolutions.  

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