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Who were at the top of the social classes in Spanish colonial America? A) Peninsulares B) mestizos C) Native Americans D) Creoles

Who were at the top of the social classes in Spanish colonial America? A) Peninsulares B) mestizos C) Native Americans D) Creoles
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Who were at the top of the social classes in Spanish colonial America?

A) Peninsulares

B) mestizos

C) Native Americans

D) Creoles

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a

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Explanation: A: the Peninsulares were at the top of the social class

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