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10 June, 18:07

In the Spanish colonial caste system, peninsulares were:

A. descendants of the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

B. European colonists born in Spain.

C. people of Spanish descent born in the New World.

D. people of African descent brought to the New World by way of the Atlantic slave trade.

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