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notis

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The most important colonial historical work of the eighteenth century was the History of Ancient Mexico by Francisco Clavigero, a
 
  A) Anglican.
  B) Franciscan.
  C) Jesuit.
  D) Atheist.

Question 2

A distinctive feature of the Comunero revolt and program was
 
  A) its effort to form a common front of almost all colonial groups against Spanish authority.
  B) the proclamation of freedom for all black slaves.
  C) the leading role the industrial workers played.
  D) the strong support given by creoles to the revolt.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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