The social structure of latin america was divided into three classes: a. the peninsulares; the creoles; and the mestizos, mulattoes, blacks, and indians b. the peninsulares; the governors; and the poor people c. the viceroyalty; the aristocracy; and the mestizos, mulattoes, blacks, and indians d. the good; the bad; and the ugly

The correct answer is A

The social structure in Latin America was divided as follows (ordered from the most powerful to the less powerful social classes)

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