How were the revolts in Haiti and Mexico in the early 1800s different from the revolts led by Jose San Martin and Simon Bolivar in South America? Group of answer choices

Haiti and Mexico won their independence, but the countries of South America did not.

Haiti and Mexico received help from the United States, but the countries of South America did not

The revolts in Haiti and Mexico were crushed by European forces, but the revolts in South America succeeded.

The revolts in Haiti and Mexico came from the lowest social classes, but in South America, the revolts were led by the more privileged creoles.