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One way in which Toussaint L’Ouverture, Simón
Bolívar, and José de San Martín are similar is that
they all were
(1) supporters of mercantile policies
(2) leaders of independence movements
(3) democratically elected leaders
(4) industrial labor reformers

Sagot :

atmosfears
(2) leaders of independence movements
all three leaders contributed to independence movements in latin america
hope this helps!
saadhussain514

Correct answer choice is :

2) Leaders of independence movements

Explanation:

All of these men had a huge impact on the freedom of Latin American nations from European rule. Toussaint’s master was almost liberal and let Toussaint get an education. Bolívar learned of and was motivated by Wisdom thought, as well as the French and American Revolutions. Francisco de Paula Santander was born in 1792 in New Granada. Raised in a rich Creole family, Santander started law school but was disrupted in 1810 by the production of a temporary committee in Bogotá and the struggle for the freedom of the recently created United Provinces of New Granada.

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