Throughout much of Latin America, political power has traditionally been held by

A) poor city workers and labor union leaders

B) military leaders and owners of large estates

C) independent subsistence farmers and educated professionals

D) religious leaders and landless peasants

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Elaina Caldwell

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23 April, 22:47

Throughout much of Latin America, political power has traditionally been held by

A) poor city workers and labor union leaders

B) military leaders and owners of large estates

C) independent subsistence farmers and educated professionals

D) religious leaders and landless peasants

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Lane Horne · Answer 1

It is B.)

Explanation:

political power came from the military leaders because of the military force they can use and owners of large estates were wealthy and usually prospered in there large estates with farm animals

(the explanation is my interpertation)

Throughout much of Latin America, political power has traditionally been held byA) poor city workers and labor union leadersB) military leaders and owners of large estatesC) independent subsistence farmers and educated professionalsD) religious leaders and landless peasants

Throughout much of Latin America, political power has traditionally been held by

A) poor city workers and labor union leaders

B) military leaders and owners of large estates

C) independent subsistence farmers and educated professionals

D) religious leaders and landless peasants