7 May, 01:58

Prior to Spain's withdrawal from colonial South America, 19th century Latin American independence leader Simon Bolivar believed that

A) North America should be invaded and made part of Mexico.

B) each colony should become a free and independent country.

C) political and regional differences should be cast aside in favor of continental unity.

D) the United States should intervene in order to free South America from Spanish control.

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